Inside fuse diagram

There are 2 fuses. One for the front windows and One for the rear windows. The fuse panel you need is inside the vehicle. It is behind a panel in the dashboard, at about knee height when you are sitting in the drivers seat. It is often on the side nearest the door. Check fuses 54 and 55.

Your fuse box will have a diagram inside the removable lid. The fuse box should be at the side of the steering wheel open the drivers door to gain access. If not there then maybe on the underside of the dashboard (above your knees) on the driver or passenger side. Otherwise it may be either side of the central console. Just imagine all the wires behind the dashboard have to be connected inti it so it will be somewhere convenient. The window fuses will be separate front/rear and their numbers will be given inside the fuse box cover.

good luck!

If one of the windows still work, it's not a fuse, they all work off the same fuse, if the window won't work from either switch, most likely it is the window motor. they are available as rebuilt units and not to bad to change, just be careful, lots of sharp edges inside the door

According to wikipedia, the 1st-generation Nissan Altima was offered from 1992-1997. We have a 1996 nissan altima and attached is a photo of the inside of our fuse box. I also found another page that gives the same info for the 1997. I am sure this diagram would work for the 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, or 1997 Nissan Altima.
https://www.2carpros.com/questions/1997-nissan-altima-lost-door-interior-fuse-box-turn-longer-diagram-could

Window fuse will be located in fuse box on interior panel dash driver side. Inside the cover of the panel should be a fuse diagram telling you the position of all fuses and what they govern. The one for your windows is a breaker type that appears to be in a metal casing. The breaker points inside can burn out at which point it overheats and kick out. Replace with same type, usually 30 amp. If that does not work, you may have a problem with the window motor or track assembly itself causing the fuse to overheat/fail.

The fuse diagram will be in the owners manual or or the inside of the lid for the fuse box.

Check fuses #6, #14 and #17 in your fuse block to see if any of the three (3) are blown. The fuse block is at the end of your dashboard just inside of the driver's door. The fuse block diagram is in your Owner's Manual, Section 3.2, and may also be on the inside of the fuse block door.

Likely you are looking for a 30 amp circuit breaker...(Looks like a small rectangular metal fuse) But...if the power door locks work, i don't think that it's bad (serves locks & windows) My diagrams show a bunch of diodes and resistors inside the master (drivers) door switch, but I've had a few apart and never saw any. (embedded?) Personally I don't see anything that shows me reliability built into the switch...It's a really "iffy" design (one in my niece's Jeep only works when the sun shines on the drivers door) There is also a control module associated with the windows but I've never needed to replace one and the manuals never tell you where they are!
Check power at the switch and check harness where it goes through the rubber boot between the door and body. at least 80% of problems I've seen are either the switch or that wiring. Wires can be spliced and you can get a decent used switch at most scrap yards.
Good luck...glad they aren't stuck down!!!

Send me an email address and I'll send along a fuse block diagram for my daughters 1998 Beetle, it's most likely the same in 2004. Compare the arrangement with yours.

The 1998 diagram doesn't indicate any fuse in the inside fuse block that controls the power windows (even though my daughters 1998 has power windows). There is a metal fuse on the fuse block above the battery that controls the cars electrical system, but the diagram indicates that this should only be replaced by a VW Dealer.

Maybe you can call the local VW Dealer once you have a fuse block diagram to refer to. They should be willing to tell you over the phone.

Look under the Hood and Locate the Fuse Relay Box. Usually on the Drivers Side on GM Vehicles. Inside this Box is where the Relay is for the Windows. The Relay and Fuse Diagram is on the Inside of the Box Lid. Please Rate My Response! Thanks!