Window circuit breakers

[richardgray]

The wiring diagram I am looking at has four circuit breakers for the windows. There is an up and down for both the right and left side windows. I couldn't find anything around the fuse box area. Perhaps they are in the doors next to the motors. I didn't want to pull a door panel if not necessary.
Thank you.

[MYTA21]

No circuit breakers on the 409 I have, but two fuses on the forward vertical face of the A pillar RHS. Yes, the wiring is none too good with its bullet connectors. Mike O

[Sam410]

Originally Posted by MYTA21

No circuit breakers on the 409 I have, but two fuses on the forward vertical face of the A pillar RHS. Yes, the wiring is none too good with its bullet connectors. Mike O

That's where the fuses are on my 410 as well. However electric windows were optional on the 409 and 410 so a 1972 411 may well may be differently wired. The 411 also used a completely different mechanism for the windows I think. My 410 has a chain-driven Piper system that was also used on Bentleys, Astons and Gordon-Keebles.

[Kevin H]

Originally Posted by richardgray

The wiring diagram I am looking at has four circuit breakers for the windows. There is an up and down for both the right and left side windows. I couldn't find anything around the fuse box area. Perhaps they are in the doors next to the motors. I didn't want to pull a door panel if not necessary.
Thank you.

I just checked the original wiring diagram issued by Bristol and there was in fact a relay fitted on the cars for the USA market (there was only a fuse for the UK market). No idea where that relay is.

There are however no "circuit breakers". Are you sure you are not mistaking the switches for circuit breakers? Or do you call a switch a "circuit breaker"?