Window fuse
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j4gz
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Just replaced my window isolator switch and the 30a fuse is popping what could be the issue ?
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Grrrmachine
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Do you mean Fuse 17 or Fuse 28? There are two that control the windows.
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j4gz
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Sorry it the one nearest the front not to sure on the number .
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Brianmoooore
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Numbers are on the lid.
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j4gz
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Ok I started to go over the window issue forgot it check the fuse number again but when I open the passenger door all the window buttons light up and work is this normal ? But the 30a fuse is still blown as I didn't change it yet .
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Grrrmachine
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As I said, there are two that control the windows; one with door open, one with door closed/ignition on. If they work when the door's open, then it's Fuse 17 that's blown:
http://www.e30zone.net/e30zonewiki/index.php/Fuse_Box
A common cause for this is that the green/black wire on the starter motor has corroded. Try undoing it on the starter and cleaning up the terminal.
Were they working before you replaced the isolator switch?
http://www.e30zone.net/e30zonewiki/index.php/Fuse_Box
A common cause for this is that the green/black wire on the starter motor has corroded. Try undoing it on the starter and cleaning up the terminal.
Were they working before you replaced the isolator switch?
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