I have been unfortunate enough to have the front electric windows on my car stop working, if that wasnt bad enough I have managed to locate fuse box in attempt to begin process of elimination to fix the fault, however it all seems to stop there as I cannot get my hands on a diagram for the fusebox to get fuse number. I have to say I was not given a owners/ maintenance book from dealership and free information is very dry on the ground. Can anyone help.

 

Many Thanks.

the nice people at fiat will no doubt give you a hand on this but if they don't i've looked at my handbook...there is 2 fuses  1 for passenger and 1 for the drivers side fuse  F85 & F86  both 20 amp  which are in the fusebox in the engine compartment...yet on another fuse location page....fuse   F85  is located in fuse box beside your  right knee at the dash ..hope that helps.. if you want i'll see if i can put the relevant pages on the forum

Thank for the info. With it I have been able to check relevant fuses. They are ok, so off down the dealership I went (AGAIN) to order up an owners manual. Looks more like a garage job now....

 Once again Thank You.

Anyone got any idea as to why both front electric windows would just stop working at the same time?

hi me again ..though i don't know the location there should be a relay that controls the windows ..the hand book doesn't give it's location ..but i would imagine common sense would pace it in the same area as the windows fuses..did you check the 3 fuses that are listed??? and if you found them ok is there a feed getting to them ??if not  relay is next check

 

Boudica:

Anyone got any idea as to why both front electric windows would just stop working at the same time?

Hello Boudica,

                         My 06 Grande (pre my present Bravo) suffered a double front window failure about 1000 miles into its' life. The fault lay in the drivers arm rest switch .May be worth a look.

my daughter had the same problem - both front electric windows failed - solved problem by popping the window switch in driver's armrest and reconnected cable form - it had become loose - all working again.

Hope this helps

Thank you, yes it did help. 

I was flumoxed when both windows stopped working at the same time and both fuses were ok.  I took out the switches and the conector had fallen out! it hangs underneath the switches so I guess the combination of gravity and being shook while driving (and closing the door etc) along with a not so great locking mechanism eventually makes the connector fall out.

Very happy to have got it fixed without having to pay an hours labour !