Ghost in the machine - electrical problem.
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Ghost in the machine - electrical problem.
Greetings,
I have a 2003 F250 Lariat 6.0L Crew Cab. My wipers, radio and power windows don't work. I have painstakingly checked every one of the fuses to see if there was one or more blown. All were OK.
I removed the fuse panel under the dash and have disassembled it to look for obvious clues, burnt wires/heat damage etc. but everything looks fine. Have pushed all of the fuses in to make sure they were seated properly. No joy.
I recently replaced one of the back windows in my truck and had to detach the rear dome light and I remember one of the wires sparking.
Any suggestions on where to start diagnosing this problem?
Many, many thanks in advance.
I have a 2003 F250 Lariat 6.0L Crew Cab. My wipers, radio and power windows don't work. I have painstakingly checked every one of the fuses to see if there was one or more blown. All were OK.
I removed the fuse panel under the dash and have disassembled it to look for obvious clues, burnt wires/heat damage etc. but everything looks fine. Have pushed all of the fuses in to make sure they were seated properly. No joy.
I recently replaced one of the back windows in my truck and had to detach the rear dome light and I remember one of the wires sparking.
Any suggestions on where to start diagnosing this problem?
Many, many thanks in advance.
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Your truck's owner's manual.
Since you never mentioned the fuse box under the hood it sounds like you don't know to check there for the fuses that feed the under dash fuse box.
"Checking every fuse" is a waste of time and effort. You need to check the specific fuses, relays, wiring, and circuit breakers that pertain to the circuit(s) that you are working on.
Since you never mentioned the fuse box under the hood it sounds like you don't know to check there for the fuses that feed the under dash fuse box.
"Checking every fuse" is a waste of time and effort. You need to check the specific fuses, relays, wiring, and circuit breakers that pertain to the circuit(s) that you are working on.
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