Where can you find the relay for power windows on 99 Chevrolet Tahoe?

The 1999 Chevrolet Tahoe doesn't use a single relay specifically for all the power windows. The power window system is controlled by a power window module (often integrated into the driver's side door control panel), and various fuses and circuits, rather than a dedicated relay. Problems with power windows are usually related to these components:

* Power Window Module (located in the driver's door): This is the most likely culprit for power window malfunctions.

* Fuses: Check the fuse box under the hood and inside the vehicle (usually under the dash) for blown fuses related to the power windows. Your owner's manual will indicate which fuses control the power windows.

* Wiring: Damaged or corroded wiring in the door harness (where the wires connect to the door) is another common cause of problems. This is especially true in older vehicles.

* Switches: A faulty switch (most likely the master switch in the driver's door) can also cause issues.

Therefore, there's no single "power window relay" to locate. If you're having power window problems, start by checking the fuses and then consider the power window module and wiring. A professional mechanic can diagnose the issue if you can't find the problem yourself.