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

haydudeMember

As Larry says, it's hard to troubleshoot from afar. It seems that if the fuse blows when hitting the switch that there is a short. I've seen that with headlight motor switches that were bad and caused the fuse to blow right away. I would unplug the wires from the switches and check for shorts. Use a voltmeter that has a continuity tester to test. If there are no shorts in the wires, then plug one switch in at a time and check again. Bad grounds can cause all sorts of problems also.

Ken

12/4/223:22 PM

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