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lotas
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power mirrors/seatbelts not working on 90 accord

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I am trying to figure out why these are not working on this 90 honda accord. Ive checked the fuses and relays under the hood and the fuse box on the drivers side and no fuses are blown.

Of course it could be that all 4 components are broken but it would be quite a coincidence. What could this be? Do you guys have any other ideas on what I could check? Thanks.
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Post by Dragon_fire »

sometimes the fuses dont "appear" blown, try changing them anyway.
Edit: if that doesnt work, its time to take out the multimeter! :bigwink:
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Post by lotas »

ah but there is probably 20 of them. its my cousins car, he just asked for my opinion on what it could be so i told him i would try to find out. It sure sounds like a fuse to me, but we did check the fuse box under the hood and the one up under the driver side.
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There should be a list of what fuse is attached to what on the cover of the fuse boxes.
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Post by lotas »

Dragon_fire wrote:There should be a list of what fuse is attached to what on the cover of the fuse boxes.
yeah but there is none for either of those. I know some can be linked to weird things though. For instance my cigarette lighter blew my power seat fuse.
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I'm thinking a bad wire or wiring harness somewhere in the car.. broken wire inside the insulation that's causing a bad connection.
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