Need to replace fuse for the power windows... do not know which fuse port is for the power windows and I have no manual to assist me... does anyone know which fuse port holds the fuse to the power windows to my Ford 2003 Explorer? It's the 4.0 liter/2wdr

I would look for the bad ground connection on the rear brake light assemblies.

fuse look at your owner manual to find your fuse box and to find the right fuse that controls that

If i were you i would check to make sure nothing is in the cigarette lighter causing a dead short. i know my kids have put pennies, and dimes in mine before, will blow it in a hearbeat, cant even get the fuse all the way in without it blowing. as far as the windows go??? id see about that problem first, maybe they are linked together somehow, but i can tell you one thing, the power windows do have a power window relay, most likely under the hood in the fuse panel... sometimes they are in the fuse panel by the dash inside.. if its the one inside you will be looking for a little aluminum looking fuse that will be bigger than the normal fuses in there, there will most likely be 2 of them.
hope this helps you out.

if it works intermittanly then its not the fuse. In my opinion its 1 of 3 things. Either first the power connector going from the fuse to the window has a loose connection. 2 the switch itself has failed thus working intermittanly. 3 the motor is failing on the window. This should be the first 3 places you check but if you want to check the fuse its located in the high current fuse box in the engine compartment. An is D and is a 40a fuse. If you need further assistance please let me know, Thanks, Midwest-tek

usually the radio and the cig lighter sharing the same fuse make sure it is the right fuse you looked at i check all the fuses

sounds like the motors are getting power but the gear on the motor is damaged. Do you possibly have kids? If the windows are opened or closed without using the control switch it can cause damage. read your owners manual to confirm.

the switch is protected by a fuse and it activates the relay which handles the high current needed to operaate the back window. You should have a light that comes on when the switch is turned on.

it's behind dash panel, center.

30 amp POWER #5 & 7.5 amp ECU B2, are the fuses for the back window ecu/motor.

Try checking this link I think it will help you http://www.autozone.com/az/cds/en_us/0900823d/80/04/d1/c7/0900823d8004d1c7/repairInfoPages.htm

Hope that helps.............

You can open the hood and find the fuse unit of the car please change the fuse then try .