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My windows wont go down, and my overhead lights wont come on, do you guys think this is a fuse? if so, do you know what # it is...this is very annoying.
thanks,
kyle
The power window fuse is in the fuse panel under the hood on the driver's side. Open the cover and on the left side you will see 5 large fuses called MAXI FUSES. The window one is fuse 4, a 30 amp, the 4th fuse from the top. But it doesn't control the interior lights.
Looks like the fuse for the interior lights is in the fuse panel indside the truck on the driver's side of the dashboard. Open the door and it's on the side. The fuse for the "INTERIOR LAMP RELAY" is number 26, a 10 amp one. I'm not sure if that fuse actually protects the lights or just the relay, but check it out.
It doesn't sound to me like the problems are related. Not to sound silly or anything, but have you tried adjusting the dimmer for the interior lights to make sure it's not off? I often turn mine off when I have the doors open for awhile...
Also, refer to pages 180-186 in your owners manual, that is where I got this info from...
