Peugeot 306 99 reg Meridian Windows relay location?

Q: Hi ive got a peugeot 306 t/99 reg meridian and the windows are no longer working both packed up within a couple of weeks of each other, ive had the door panel off and put a voltage through the window motor and it lifted up and down no probs , ive checked the fuses and they are all ok , But does anyone no the relay location for the windows because i cant find anything in the haynes manual that says which relay relates to which device. any help would be appreciated

A: I have the schematic drawings for the 306..with 2 windows, or 4 windows and a sunroof. AND, this question has appeared 5 times in the last 2 months. Hmmm mist be a lot of windows going bad these days. IS YOUR sunroof also affected? Answers here range from: 1. You have bad wiring looms in the door, where the loom is flexed very often. 2. The relays are bad. (personally, I feel this is a rarity. There are two relays, one for front, one for rear windows. 3. You have no power source from line D or G in the fusebox.(MY GUESS THIS IS YOUR PROBLEM!) I do not own this car, the 306. But I know that the relays are small plastic cubes with 5 prongs each. Possibly grey in colour. The prongs are numbered 1,2,3,5. HERE IS THE COMPLETE SCHEMATIC with English words, and you also need this English key (below). http://i255.photobucket.com/albums/hh155/trevor_trillion/306elecwindowsschematicEN.jpg A rear (achter) AKO rear boot unlocking BLS blocking switch CU central regulating unit CV central door locking DS diagnostic plug IBA in break alarm IRO infra red sensor LA left rear LV left front PV door locking system M M in a circle = motor MOD module REL relay RA right rear RM window motor RV right front S switch S2 switch two Uitvoering BF 30 = equipped with 30 fuses, Not 13 fuses (1993-97 models) ZE fuse number ZE 29 = fuse 29 ZK in the fuse box 5 / GN 5 pin green connector 13 / GR 13 pin grey connector / BL blue 5 / BR 5 pin brown conn etc... / OR orange or yellow/ GE yellow RO red WT white ZW black 2A 3A 5A 6B 7 BL these all mean something in the fuse box....I don't know what.

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