Power windows, wipers, and lights don't work.

fuse 22 50amp under hood,fuse 4 10amp under dash also check for broken wires in wiring from body to door inside rubber boot

sounds like your ignition switch under steering colum has gone bad autozone or dealer should have new one if this was helpful please leave me good feedback

I would check for traces of water that have leaked into the inside fuse panel. You can sometime see rust marks on the metal parts of the dash around the fuse panel. There is a module on the back of the fuse panel and wire connectors that you can remove and inspect for water. If you find water in the fuse panel...the module and fuse will need to be replaced. If no water is found...the circuit that keeps blowing the fuse will need to be traced for a short. I could not find any common circuits for the wipers,power windows or lights.

You need to check your Fuses.. It sounds like you blew a fuse that controls Those Items..

It could be the GEM, Generic Electronic Module IF
you have a speed dependant interval wiper whre the interval changes as speed changes and
your "One touch" down driver window feature does not work. If passenger window does not work, it is not GEM. Is lockout switch on driver door off?

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wiper


power window

Have you looked at the fuses?

For starters, do you have brake lamps? The shift lockout is controlled by the brake switch. As far as the others, yes it could be the GEM (generic electronic module) some of these vehicles have water intrusion problems that leat into the fusebox and GEM which is located on the back of the fuse box. If you can look at the fuse box inside the vehicle and if you can see the back, look for corrosion which is a sign of water.

shift lock on the colum common on fords

These systems are controlled by the Generic Electronic Module (GEM), have a self test run on the system by Kragen, it is free, post codes here.

sounds like you have a problem with the gem module, (generic electronics module). This is a common problem with most ford trucks and suv's. you can find it behind the knee bolster on the drivers side under the dash.... hope this info helps.

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