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Please HELP...it's hot warm outside and my windows won't go down!

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Hey guys...So its finally starting to get warm outside...it was like 75* here in Chicago and the weirdest thing happend...I put my windows up and now they won't go down! I checked the fuses and they don't appear to be blown...The weird thing is that all my windows including the rear convertible side windows won't go down either...Is there some sort of a relay switch the might be bad? I don't know what to look for besides the fuses...My powerlocks still work along with everything thing else excluding the windows...Any ideas? thanks in advance
 
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ttt...come on...nobody knows?
 
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the master control switch on drivers door,if its bad nothing works ,hope it helps
 

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You need to remove the door panel and check to see that you are getting power to the switch panel.. Then to the regulator.. and so on.. Doing this will help you trace your wiring issue.

Also it's a good idea to make sure everything is pluged in and that the connectors are clean.

Good luck
 

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seems to me that there is not a fuse, but a CB. are you sure it is not tripping? if so, find out if it is bad or why it is tripping.

good luck.
 

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HISSIN50 said:
seems to me that there is not a fuse, but a CB. are you sure it is not tripping? if so, find out if it is bad or why it is tripping.

good luck.
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I dont know of many cars with a Circuit breaker.. only fuses..
 

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Ordie said:
I dont know of many cars with a Circuit breaker.. only fuses..
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yup we got breakers
 

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i also have a breaker.
 

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and that (a breaker) is what the manual says we have.
 

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yup we got breakers
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where? I never saw any CB's in my 93 Notch and I sure dont have any in the 89 Vert. I'm 3/4 of the way through taking out the wiring harness.
 
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If a circuit braker want bad...is there a re-set or do you have to chage it...still no luck...this is really pissing me off...
 
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Ordie said:
where? I never saw any CB's in my 93 Notch and I sure dont have any in the 89 Vert. I'm 3/4 of the way through taking out the wiring harness.
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if you have an 89 vert you have at least 2 cb's that i can think of. I have 4 in mine. Mine all went bad within a year I had the pleasure of tracking thos SOB's down. When I got my alarm installed the installers(people i knew) grounded my top cb and burnt it up. They replaced it with a fuse!!!! I have to replace the fuse alot now because I am to lazy to go to the dealer and get a new cb. And I cant refuse dropping the top in this awesome weather weve been having in vegas. Anyway NOBODY touches my car anymore without me right there(my friend forgot to mention he fried my cb )
 
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Highbredcloud said:
If a circuit braker want bad...is there a re-set or do you have to chage it...still no luck...this is really pissing me off...
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If a cb goes bad you have to replace it. Your dealer will have them or maybe autozone. I tried my local napa because they seem to have harrd to find parts. They didnt have any cbs that were the same size(physically) as the stocker. I had to just rewire a normal(napa's standards) cb.
 
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OK...well its not the window switch...just replaced it with another and it is not working...Where are the circuit brakers for the windows that you guys are talking about? Anyone know...? Behind the door panel? dash? PLEASE HELP!
 

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where? I never saw any CB's in my 93 Notch and I sure dont have any in the 89 Vert. I'm 3/4 of the way through taking out the wiring harness.
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In the fuse box. The large silver boxes. They automatically reset on their own. All that is inside is a bimetallic strip that bends away when it gets hot (Circuit overload) and bends back to shape to make contact when it cools off.

They aren't circuit breakers like we have in our house.
 
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In the fuse box. The large silver boxes. They automatically reset on their own. All that is inside is a bimetallic strip that bends away when it gets hot (Circuit overload) and bends back to shape to make contact when it cools off.

They aren't circuit breakers like we have in our house.
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so do those ever go bad? can those be changed?
 

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Highbredcloud said:
so do those ever go bad? can those be changed?
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Yes they do go bad and yes they can be changed.

Good luck finding one at a parts store though.
 

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one can get generic CB's at the parts store in the electrical item aisle. they are under 5 bucks - i use them when upgrading wiring or circuits (esp on things like a headlight circuit; i use them in lieu of a fuse). Mike is talking about the oem ones - dealer or resto house for those might be the best bet, for an exact 'plug and play'.
 
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so those are all located in the fuse box? This is really pissing me off cuz I can't find the solution to this problem...Are there any relays that might be behind the door panel that I should check? Thanks guys...I'm working on my car as we speak...I just don't want to do more work than is necessary...
 

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I had a similar problem once. My windows wouldnt go back up. The problem was I had put the circuit breaker in the wrong port in the fuse box. Greg, check the breaker Their in the fuse box and look like bigger fuses with a metal casing.
 
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