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Electric Windows
The first electric windows were introduced in 1940 as an alternative to the hand-turned windows. These car windows can be lowered and raised by pressing a switch or button. Electric windows are designed for convenience and safety.
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What fuse controls drivers window in 2004 grand prix?
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One circuit breaker protects all the power windows. If only one window doesn't work it's not the circuit breaker/fuse. It could be the switch in the drivers door or the power window motor has failed.
Should power windows work for a few minutes with the ignition off?
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Some cars are set up that way, where power will still be supplied to some systems (such as the radio and the power windows). Usually, it's either for three to five minutes after the ignition is shut off, or until the driver's side door is opened (whichever comes first). I believe GM kicked that off when vehicles started going to multiplexed electronics in the early 2000s.
How much is a driver side window motor cost on a 2003 dodge caravan?
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A new one will cost plenty. The best place to get one is at your local auto salvage yard. There you will pay about 50% of what a new one will cost. The price will vary of course from yard to yard.
Why wont rear windows open 2001 Kia Sportage?
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The child safety window lock-out switch is on.
Why would all your power windows and mirrors quit working same time It is not a fuse?
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Where is fuse for power windows on 1997 dodge ram van 1500?
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It should be located behind a panel with four screws right under your steering wheel.
How do you repair power windows on a 2009 vw beetle replaced circut breaker and fuses?
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