Where would you find the fuse for a 1991 Subaru legacy power windows?

Answer 1

Are you sure it is a fuse? The power for the windows on these cars is fed through the driver's power window switch, these switches are positioned in such a way that they catch a lot of crap and rain water. Once the driver's switch dies there is no electrical feed to the affected door(s) causing them not to work on their own. The thing to do is pull the driver's door panel and check the power feed there with a test light. Nothing here tells you either fuse, or a break in the wire where it flexes every time the door is opened and closed. Power here tells you faulty switch(s). Switches are really expensive, but you can carefully disassemble them with a small screw driver, noting where the stuff inside goes, and clean them out, there is enough "meat" on the contacts to clean up with a small file, if after putting the driver's switch back together the affected window is still not working go to that doors switch, again testing for power, and clean it out, now your window will work. It is very rare that the window fuse blows, I will check my book later and post it's location.