My plan was supposed to be a simple one. I wanted to change the window lock switch as mine was a little old and brittle. So I ordered one, and was expecting it to be a very easy fix. When I replaced the switch (yes, I disconnected the battery), and went on with replacing it, when I put it back, there was no power?
I checked fuse 17, and its fine, but I'm actually wondering why the breaker switch has only one wire (I assume positive). The power diagram on the electrical manual says its supposed to have green/ blue coming in, and green/ grey going out to the switches. But I checked out the wires again, there are no loose wires except the one that is coming from the e-brake area (I assume that its for the heated seats/but I don't have them).
Would appreciate some inputs on how to go about it, as I must have missed something here.
Thanks R3V!
I checked fuse 17, and its fine, but I'm actually wondering why the breaker switch has only one wire (I assume positive). The power diagram on the electrical manual says its supposed to have green/ blue coming in, and green/ grey going out to the switches. But I checked out the wires again, there are no loose wires except the one that is coming from the e-brake area (I assume that its for the heated seats/but I don't have them).
Would appreciate some inputs on how to go about it, as I must have missed something here.
Thanks R3V!