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Power window circuit breakermystermathers 10-12-2004, 11:05 PM I own a 1986 BMW 325e and when i bought it the driver side window worked but the passanger side worked very slowly, then stopped working all together. I thought the switch may have went so I swaped it with the driver side and it was fine. How hard would it be to change a window motor in these cars? Also, where is the power window circuit breaker located in this vehicle? crazy cajun 10-13-2004, 02:07 PM Motor is easy pull you door panel and you will see the motor under neath is 2 screws drop them out and the motor will come right out. Breaker should be right above the radio selector next to you hazard light switch mystermathers 10-13-2004, 04:05 PM I looked and in my car I have the radio speaker balance slider, and the hazard next to that and a blank black switch for the fog light(I'm guessing)but there are no fog lights so the swich is blank. Any place else to look? jeffreyb4me 10-13-2004, 08:05 PM E30's have four openings above the radio, you've found the 'balance', hazard switch, the 'rear defog' should be there AND that " blank black switch" should be the 'window breaker', it has a thin red band around the edge, visible when the breaker 'pops'. Pushing it will release and reset it. mystermathers 10-14-2004, 03:23 PM E30's have four openings above the radio, you've found the 'balance', hazard switch, the 'rear defog' should be there AND that " blank black switch" should be the 'window breaker', it has a thin red band around the edge, visible when the breaker 'pops'. Pushing it will release and reset it. ok, I found it, it was that black switch, it just hasn't been pressed for a while so it was a little hard to push the first time. Thanks! vBulletin®, Copyright ©2009, Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd.
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