Difficulty

Easy

Steps

6

Time Required

                          20 minutes

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  • Fuse
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Introduction

What you need

Step 1

              Make Sure that Your Vehicle is Off and in Park
  • This is for safety.

This is for safety.

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Step 2

              Open the hood of your vehicle
  • You can do this by pulling the engine hood release lever which should be lower, to the right of the steering wheel and by the door.
  • In the middle of the front hood, pull the safety lever to release the hood. Be sure to unlatch the prop tool and support the hood with it by placing it into the hole under the hood.

You can do this by pulling the engine hood release lever which should be lower, to the right of the steering wheel and by the door.

In the middle of the front hood, pull the safety lever to release the hood. Be sure to unlatch the prop tool and support the hood with it by placing it into the hole under the hood.

Step 3

              Find the fuse box.
  • It should be on the drivers side, close to the top right.
  • Remove the fuse box cover. Keep in mind, it will have some tabs that you should push. Then you can remove it with ease.

It should be on the drivers side, close to the top right.

Remove the fuse box cover. Keep in mind, it will have some tabs that you should push. Then you can remove it with ease.

Step 4

              Search for the appropriate fuse slot.
  • It should be a 30 Amp fuse located in position 5 of the box. You can see the fuse positions on the back of the fuse box cover you just removed or, refer to the diagram below.

It should be a 30 Amp fuse located in position 5 of the box. You can see the fuse positions on the back of the fuse box cover you just removed or, refer to the diagram below.

Step 5

              Remove the fuse and replace it with a new one
  • Replace the old fuse with the new one.
  • Turn on the car to check and see if the windows can open and close again.

Replace the old fuse with the new one.

Turn on the car to check and see if the windows can open and close again.

Step 6

              Finish up
  • Close the fuse box. Unlatch the propping tool and then close the hood.

Close the fuse box. Unlatch the propping tool and then close the hood.

You will save money and not use up too much time. Now you can cruise with your windows down to your leisure.

Images obtained from owner’s manual:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1VZkNLr5…

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