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Are there separate fuses for each window in my 2007 Nissan Titan?

Motor Vehicle Maintenance & Repair Asked by HAROLD LEE FOSTER on April 13, 2021

Last night my passenger window didn’t roll up after rolling it down part way. This didn’t surprise me as it had been moving sluggishly for a few weeks now.
What did surprise me though was that now. Only the driver side window works. So I was curious if the other three may be on a fuse together, and if not any idea what it might be?

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To answer your question, no, they all use the same fuse. Since the Titan didn't do a "refresh" of the first generation until the 2008MY, I'm pretty sure your Titan should be the same as a 2006MY. Here is a fuse diagram from a 2006 where you can find the 50A fuse which supplies the BCM and windows (ignore the red circle ... the fuse is up and just to the right of the red circle; it's marked "BCM/PWR WDW"):

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Usually when a window starts moving slowly, then dies altogether, it's due to the motor going bad. If the motor goes bad, you need to look at the regulator, as it can cause premature motor failure. You can attempt to power each motor individually, but usually it's just better to replace them.

Answered by Pᴀᴜʟsᴛᴇʀ2 on April 13, 2021

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