This is driving me crazy.

replaced window regulator (passenger side) after a broken cable.
now I cannot get the drivers or passenger window sunroof or vents to work??
i pulled the big 30amp fuse that is for windows and if I pull it then back windows won't work. Is there a different fuse/relay/breaker for front and sunroof that is desperate from back windows??
i don't know what the heck is going on????

aby help? Ideas?

 

oh it's a 2009 Lincoln Navigator

 

Any ideas appreciatd

 

The windows, vents, and sunroof are all powered after the accessory delay relay located in the fuse box (not the battery box). Check that relay to make sure it's in tight.

 

but the back windows work fine?

Are you talking about the big silver 30a fuse by passenger floor?

 

Which back windows, doors or rear vent windows?

I'm talking about the accessory delay relay not a fuse. The purpose of the relay is to maintain power to the windows/sunroof for up to 10 minutes or until a door is opened. I believe the relay is located roughly in the middle of that fuse box near the floor.

 

vents dont work, front windows dont work, sunroof dont work. but second row windows still work,

 

I'll check that delay relay..

 

is there an easy way to check the relay? or just buy a new one?

 

UPDATE:

Checked the delay relay it is in tight.

The other things i noticed are not working are the back up camera, and the compass...

any ideas where to look?

No compass, back up camera, front power windows, sunroof, and rear vents.

 

Did you also check 15-amp fuse #41 to make sure it's good?

 

no, maybe im missing something cause i think that one says (not used) spare?

am i wrong?

I'll pull all the fuses today just to make sure...lol

The big 47 (30 CB power windows, Moon roof) circuit breaker i didnt replace, cause in my mind if the back windows (second row) work then shouldnt the cb be good?

 

dude, thanks so much... this was making me crazy!

It was #41! i find it weird as it says in the manual (not used spare)... but obviously it was blown and fixed the problem!
again
thank you!

 

Nice, you're welcome.