Power windows, ac, and clock don't work

check the fuse box

where 2 find d ac fuse

The window motors don't have brushes to replace,
you should see & feel that,as your inside the door

You remove the regulator assy & motor together,
then the motor

You will have bolts to remove & possibly rivets to
drill out

clock spring is the problem on the lincoln ls have the same problem with mine it cost around $150 to $200 depends where you get it its located behind the horn and on bottom of steering wheel look up clock spring hope this helps out. att. Jose P.

The circuit is on a 25 amp fuse in the power box under the hood. A brown wire goes from the fuse to the a/c relay. I would look at all of the 25 amp fuses. Most should be 15 or 20 amp.

Remember that when you THINK the AC's off,it's really not.Almost all cars have the AC compressor actuate every time you set the dial to `defrost' or `mix' positions.
On a TAURUS there are only two positions(maybe three)which DON'T kick the AC on.On some cars,that's the 11 o'clock and 2 o'clock positions on the selector.

SO...........the odds are that the compressor magnetic clutch or wiring to it has shorted.Because you really have power going there even when you think you don't. (:^) don-ohio

Check the AC fuse, It's located in the power distribution box under the hood, just forward of the strut tower on the drivers side.
It's a 20 Amp fuse in position 24.

The fuse block diagram is in the owners manual, if you don't have a owners manual, you can get it at this free Ford website to view or download.
It's on page 163.

https://www.fleet.ford.com/maintenance/owners_manuals/results.asp

1997 Honda accord nothing on instrument cluster works,only the battery light. Power windows will not work. shift lock solenoid doesn't work.Digital clock does not work. Lights on the console shifter don't light up. Help!

jnjkingbird, It sounds like this problem is the clock spring as I don't believe that the horn and the cruise control would share a fuse. However, they do share a circuit in the clock-spring. You can check for power at each unit (horn and the cruise control) which would confirm this. Check each fuse as well. Good luck with this.

"my daughters 1998 vw cabrio has a top that won\'t go up or down. i need to find the fuse for it. i know it\'s not the motor or hydrylics i have already checked those out. so that leaves the button or the fuse... but i don\'t have a diagram for the fuse box. Please help. "

Here's the list and link for the fuse locations.

Fuse/Relay Locations on 1996 VW Cabrio.

Fuses, left to right:
1. Head light, low beam, left
2. Head light, low beam, right
3. Instrument & License plate lights
4. Glove box light
5. Wiper/washer
6. Fresh air fan
7. Tail light & side marker, right
8. Tail light & side marker, left
9. Rear window defogger
10. Fog lights
11. High beam & indicator, left
12. High beam, right
13. Horn
14. Backup lights
15. Open
16. Dash warning lights
17. Emergency flasher & turn signals
18. Fuel pump
19. Radiator fan & AC
20. Brake lights & cruise control
21. Interior lights & digital clock
22. Radio & cigarette lighter

Relays

1. AC
2. Rear window wiper
3. Digilant control unit
4. Load Reduction
5. Open
6. Emergency flasher
7. Fog lights
8. Intermittent wiper
9. Seat belt warning
10. Open
11. Horn
12. Fuel pump
13. Radiator cooling fan
14. Starting interlock
15. Open
16. Open
17. Open
18. Daytime running lights
19. Auto trans
20. Open
21. AC & power seats
22. Power windows
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