Reply to "Power Window Circuit"

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Yeah, I blew my "pink wire fuse" that goes to the coil. :-)
I emailed SoBill and he confirmed what I was seeing. The power for the Windows is spliced into the red wire. It then goes to the separate fuse panel for the windows and then off ...(to the switches I assume). The splice into the red wire just didn't look....right, but apparently is. So, I'll need to recreate that when I replace the red wire. There is another wire in there as well, blue I think, that I need to chase.

10/15/1310:47 AM

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