All four of my windows in my car wont go up or down. What fuse is used for this and where is it located?

Asked by Jason Mar 29, 2015 at 10:22 PM about the 2004 Ford Taurus SES

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

2004 Ford Taurus ses

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Dannyl answered 9 years ago

circuit breaker receives power from power distribution maxifuse, perhaps. Power distribution is underhood. Without a circuit breaker you would be concerned with replacing fuses all the time. Ford has been putting the breaker in the fuse panel for ages, but a glance at your owners manual can save frustration.

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Dannyl answered 9 years ago

If you find circuit protection is ok and power is sent to the master switch, you may find your issue there. they can fail for several reasons or break wires at the pass thru where the driver door hinges.

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