Reply to "Window circuit blowing fuses when the switch is operated."

lf-tp2511Member

The key here may be “restoration”. Do you have any prior operating hours with this vehicle?

that is, have the factory window motors ever been proven functional during your ownership?

there are two motors and two switches, one for each window. Do you have the same problems for both switches/windows?

what you are describing sounds like a short in the wiring and/or the window switches. but a short in each window’s wiring harness and/or bad switches for each window seems highly unlikely.

summary of questions-

have either of the windows ever operated during your ownership?

do you have the problem with one or both windows?

during your restoration have you connected wires to bare switches or are they still wired as they were at the time of purchase?

long-distance troubleshooting is difficult. Giving us some more details will definitely help.

Larry

12/4/223:05 PM

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