What fuse on a toyota corolla that makes the windows. power steering, and lights work?
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Asked by codeman23 Apr 21, 2016 at 04:36 PM about the 2009 Toyota Corolla LE

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

My husband was changing the alternator on my Toyota on my car and still
connected to the battery and it touch grounded metal to the live line.  The
problem I am having now is that the power steering, lights, windows, horn,
and stereo won't work. What Fuse makes that work? If not a fuse is it the
computer?

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codeman23 answered 8 years ago

But If you start the car the engine will run, hazard lights work, high beams work, some lights on the dash. That's about it.

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Garnett answered 2 years ago

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