Just had another thought--disconnect wiring harnesses on all affected units--replace fuse with an auto resetting breaker withthe same value, connect and operate each unit one-at-a-time to see which trips breaker == you will be able to track problem area and concentrate on that unit. may also be in wiring that flexes every time door is opened and closed, after time these wires may become chafed and may short to ground. Probably motor damage in one of the electric motors. Every time you would engage that motor the fuse would blow. If that's not the case, you probably have a damaged wire that is shorting to the chassis ground.
in my experience it is a slight leak in heater core it will be antifreeze causing this replace heater core and problem will be fixed
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The computer chip that controls your windows may not be working. You should have a professional diagnose your windows to determine the actual problem.
my Chevy cobalt 2005 keeps blowing the fuse everytime i put my windows up or down i had the door wireing replace a new window motor replaced new switch and it still blows the fuse what can the problem be
Which fuse controls the power windows in a 1997 Mountaineer?"
it's the one marked "power windows"
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I had a similar problem with a Toyota Corolla. Could be worth a shot There may be a window lock button (usually near the drivers electric window controls). That causes the controls from all, except the driver's, to be unresponsive.
A menu is a window with controls that lets you tell Windows what you want. Menus allow you to navigate browser sites, programs, and other such features within Windows.
in Windows, press ctr-alt-del. in Ubuntu you would press ctr-alt-esc and click the window that's causing the problem.
F8 While windows is loading, you can find out if the problem persists then it's the hardware if it doesn't continue then you ca search for the service or program causing the problem