What fuse is for power windows 2002 explorer?

Answer 1

Hello,

The "fuse" you seek is a simple 5 or 10 amp, which is located under you dash, on the extreme left-hand side driver's.

Easy way to find these tiny, blown fuse(s)? Go to an auto parts store and buy a "Circuit Tester" ($1.99). This simple device will have a metal, ice-pick-shaped probe, connected to a clear, cyndrical tube - which has a small light bulb ib it - and att the end of this tube, will be a black wire, with an alligator clip on the end of it.

Use? Lay on your back, on the driver's side floor board. Look under your dashboard, towards where the Emergency Brake release is at, Now, look for a small block, with multi-colored fuses in them. Take the alligator clamp, from your "Tester", and clip it to a UNPAINTED place on your steering column. Next, take the point of the "ice pick" (probe), and touch it to either of the tiny, silver squares, that are to the right/left of the fuse's amp NUMBER (i.e. 5, 10, 15, 20, 25). IF the bulb lights, the fuse is good; if it fails to light, pull it out and replace it with a new one.

My windows, door locks, radio and something else, all went out, when one of these little "10 amp fuse's" blew. I had bought an "Assorted fuse kit w/Fuse Puller" ($6.99) from my the Advanced Auto parts store, as I knew it would come in handy.

Problems? Questions? Message me, with "FUSE PROBLEM" in the subject line of your e-mail message, to:

daverfl@cfl.rr.com

Respectfully,

D. Rucks