Date:         Mon, 27 Jul 2020 04:26:36 -0700
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From:         vw_van_fan_Mark <madvws@COX.NET>
Subject:      Re: AC & Windows Went Out
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They both share fuse 12.
Count from the left to right.
Put a new fuse in.
Fuse 12 feeds G1 and G3

Mark


Raimund Feussner wrote:
> They probably share a common fuse in the front fuseblock for ignition.
>
> Ignition is fed through the fan switch, either to the A/C fans directly,
> or to the 3rd/4th speed relay inthe left D-pillar cover.
> Same for the power windows.
>
> Rear of fuseblock, Pins "G".
> I think G3 and G5 (here´s your grain of salt)
>
> Regards
> Raimund
>
> Am 27.07.2020 um 05:00 schrieb VW Vanagon:
>> Had a first today on the maiden voyage of our '88 Westy.
>> Background: Just bought this Van, and it landed today.
>> PO had the AC serviced last week, and it blew ice cold with no issues.
>>
>> We were driving with the AC set to 4 (full cold), but it wasn't blowing
>> cold.
>> Pulled off to look closer at it, and the AC suddenly stopped blowing
>> altogether.
>> The power windows also stopped working simlutaneously.
>>
>> But why?
>> The AC and windows aren't on the same circuit, but for them to BOTH go
>> out
>> at exactly the same moment . . . ?
>>
>> Anyone experienced this before?
>>
>> Matt
>> Missoula, MT
>