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1996 Infiniti I30 Power Window Wiring Diagram

Find power window motor circuits, master switch wiring, window lock relay paths, and regulator control schematics.

Matched Diagrams

48

Variant Used

I30 V6-2988cc 3.0L DOHC (VQ30DE)

Total Vehicle Diagrams

1708

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Codes Often Seen With This System

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P0172: System Too Rich (Bank 1) β†’

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