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'04 Infiniti FX35 back driver side window does not open or close.
Back driver side window does not open or close on my 2004 Infiniti FX35. all other windows are working normally. window lock is disengaged. There does not appear to be a fuse for the automatic windows.
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Question edited for clarity. Your vehicle is not an 'infinite. it is an 'Infiniti, and it is an 'FX35', not and 'FX3', plus it is 'YouTube', not Tube'. If you can spell it you can find it :>D
YouTube is for videos, not for finding fuse box data. The Radio is listed as 'Audio' and has 2 fuses. BUT, did you disconnect the battery recently? It the 'radio' asking for the code?
You need to make sure the battery is good. If you see moisture spots around the battery, it may be leaking. Did you leave a light on? Were the lights inside and out dimming before this happened?
But anyways, the AIT should be in the MAF Sensor. Hence all the wires.
OK so i havent taken apart a MAF sensor and neither should you, its a pricey item.
But I do know this; An AIT is an NTC sensor meaning that when tempurature goes resistance goes down and when resistance goes down Voltage goes up. Now one thing you can do is find a wiring diagram of the maf sensor and the vehicles computer. And on there it will show you which wire goes to the AIT.
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