Power windows all quit working fuse is good

VSS - vehicle speed sensor possible for the shifting an speedometer problem , don't know about PS . Are you referring power steering ? This would have noting too do with not shifting or speedometer not working .

Yes there is. type in search on computer, and type chevy venture forum. a lot of things will come up for the chevy venture. if not in there. just type in chevy venture/ power windows. have a good day!!

Okay, First you go and check the RADIO fuse in the underside of the hood. If the Fuse is blown then you have to replace it. If its not then to reset the power door , you have to take out the fuse for 30 sec. then replace and start vehicle then try to open it. Good luck, with them chevy ventures. we had one and we had to replace radiator and Head for $1200 and new window motors twice and switches.

check the system fuse and or circuit breaker. check the switch wires for damage and loose connections. check the switches for continuity. remove the door panel(s) and check the actuator wiring connections to see if they're loose or damaged. inspect the actuator rods if equipped to make sure they arn't bent or damaged or loose connections. the actuator can ce momentarily. a discernible click indicates that the solenoid is operating properly.

No more fuses,General Motors had alot fo problems with power window motors I personally have replaced hundreds of these in all there models over the years.Sometimes if you tap on the motor with the door panel off while depressing the switch the motor will move again for a while but it will need to be replaced. Just make sure you have switching voltage and ground at the motor connector with the switch depressed.Good luck

It is comon that the DIC will fail this way. They are not very expensive on the average. I hope this helps.
Thank You,
Roy

possible switch maybe both motors are bad get a meter or test light check for power and ground at the switch and at the motor

window motor or window regulator. glass could also be off track.

i found one fuse under the hood its top left corner small one that is a 30a

It is possible that it is the fuse but if so something caused the fuse to blow. It may be in the wiring which if you pull up the carpet by removing the door floor trim and lifting the carpet you will see the wiring underneath. Probably laying in water. Look for splices in the wiring which will have corroded. Repair the wiring then replace the fuse.
Another problem may be in the motors found inside the doors. The brushes may have worn out. If so you need to replace the motors. Unlikely that both motors failed at the same time though.
Usually the drivers door first since it is the most used.