Window Switch Problem
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From: jackassville Florida
Window Switch Problem Hey guys,
I sold my car and I'm trying to get things cleared up as much as possible before he comes to pick it up. Only problem I have is the window switches. There not receiving ANY power, I fluked the fuse posts and it's not receiving any power on either sides. The breaker fuse right under it is (the Defog/Seats) pinging in 12volts. Someone mentioned that there's another "fail-safe" like another fuse that route to the fuse block. Anybody help me out here cause even if it's not anything I can do I'll pass on the info to him.
I sold my car and I'm trying to get things cleared up as much as possible before he comes to pick it up. Only problem I have is the window switches. There not receiving ANY power, I fluked the fuse posts and it's not receiving any power on either sides. The breaker fuse right under it is (the Defog/Seats) pinging in 12volts. Someone mentioned that there's another "fail-safe" like another fuse that route to the fuse block. Anybody help me out here cause even if it's not anything I can do I'll pass on the info to him.
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From: Jacksonville, FL (originally from Toronto Canada)
Try putting in a normal 30-amp fuse in place of the circuit breaker. Other than that there is only a fusible link protecting the circuit but it also handles a lot of other circuits so you would be having other problems.
The windows circuit breaker power is controlled by the BCM because it's part of the retained accessory power system so you should also check the COURTESY fuse because it powers the BCM.
The windows circuit breaker power is controlled by the BCM because it's part of the retained accessory power system so you should also check the COURTESY fuse because it powers the BCM.
