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i both new actuators and locks still dont work any one know were the fuse for this is at also both dnt work i need help thanks
 

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do the locks bars move freely by themselves? mine are rusted in place from the owner before me not having the window trim in.
 
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yeah they do move freely they dnt have power to them i checked witht the test light and i checked the switch to theres no power so i want to know were the fuse is at or something both side have no power
 

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Do you have access to a multi-meter or light tester/probe? How about a wiring diagram? Do you know if you have power up to the switch?

The fuse panel is on the driver side, under the dash, closest to the door.
 
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yes i do . i have no power to the switch and i look in the fuse panel and i dnt have the cover so i dnt know wat use is for wat so i looked online and i could not find it in the fuse diagram and the i read some were that its not in the fuse box ant that its next to the starter relay but i dnt realy know wat im looking for
 

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What year?
 

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Black wire with white strip next to starter relay. It is not fused in the car at all. It has a relay or protector of some sort right on the starter relay. This has constant power all the time and if you have seat lumbar this powers that as well.

Scott
 
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its a 1990 lx the power seats you mean my seats dnt work either
 
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