Thread: Why in the heck is my power window circuit breaker keep overloading!!

Originally Posted by FordMan77

I would remove the door panel to get to it from underneath as the switch bezel is notoroious for breaking the retaining tab at the top (near the mirror adjustment). It is very thin plastic and WILL break if you cannot release the bottom edge clip gently. Been through 2 of them and even on the 2nd one I was gentle. I'm pulling the panel from now on. It's not hard and guarantees that I don't have to spend another $45 on a new bezel.

The bottom clip is metal and is easy to see once you get the panel loose.

Hey man thanks a lot. I was catching hell trying to pop it out without removing the panel. I have scratched up some paneling on my door with a screwdriver trying to pop it out and I'm not too happy about it either.

Originally Posted by lewis1952

While on this subject,I have a 2000 gp se 4dr neither window on the passenger side work. The motors work there's power to the switches and they won't work off the master switch either.

Like Scottydoogs said its gotta be that master switch causing the problem. Especially if it has a child lock out.

Originally Posted by TexasTanker19kilo20

IMO, it could be a bad master switch, mine acted the same way, went to the Junk yard and scored a working used one, no problems since.

There is a relay in the fuse box inside the car that is labeled RAP. Does anyone know what that stands for? It is now making a loud buzzing sound when I plug in my Power window circuit breaker.

Originally Posted by 02NavyBlue

Are you getting power to and from the 25A fuse?

There is a relay in the fuse panel that is labeled RAP. Do you know what that stands for? Its now making a loud buzzing sound when I plug in the 25amp circuit breaker that controls the power windows.