Power windows and locks
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Power windows and locks
The truck is a 1984 F-250 Diesel 4X4 with a 91 front end. I put new doors on that have power windows and locks, the original truck didn't have the power group. I have the harness connecting the two doors, with what seems to be a power source plug(blue with black dots)and a ground (black with white stripe) The fuse box has a spot for circuit breakers to replace the fuses if power windows and locks are being used. I found one plug upper left behind the console which I was told was the power source for the windows and locks(Blue and black colored wire), after grounding it, still no action from the windows or locks.
Any ideas would be appreciated.
Any ideas would be appreciated.
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Power windows and locks
[font size="1" color="#FF0000"]LAST EDITED ON 16-Sep-01 AT 07:55 PM (EST)[/font][p]I believe that the only connections on doorlocks are connecting the two switches together, then a ground and power. Use a test light to ensure that your power connection is good. I wired mine up to constant 12 volts.
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Power windows and locks
Thanks for pointing out the obvious, I just didn't bother checking my power source. I am going to go constant power source and skip the fuse box, as it is not set up for the power group.
Thanks again.
Thanks again.
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