Driver window will not go up all other

SOURCE: Driver side window down and won't come up??

When you push the button to raise the window, do you hear it humming or clicking, or is it dead silent? If it's silent, the motor isn't even trying to raise the window. That's either a blown fuse, a dead window regulator, or a dead window switch. If you hear it clicking or making noises, but not coming up, it's either the regulator is messed up (but not dead), or the window has come off it's guide tracks and can't raise up.

Marvin

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• Posted on Jun 24, 2009

SOURCE: power window on driver side rolls down but will

REPLACE THE POWER WINDOW SWITCH

SOURCE: 2003 Chevy Tahoe. Driver's side power window

check releys and wires in door jam 1 might be broken failing that u need a new switch

SOURCE: drivers side window does not work it went down but

Master switch failures are common - especially when they have the "Auto Down" feature. Ford started this in the late production 2002 models - your may or may not have this..Motor failures are also common. You can test the circuit very easilly using a simple test light and a couple of jumper wires. Pull the master switch up out of the door. (Be careful not to break the snap-clip mounts)

The Light Blue/Black wire is your main battery feed into the switch. This should be hot any time the ignition switch is on.
The solid Black wire is your main ground.
The White/Black and the Tan/Light blue wires go to the driver's window motor. If you check these wires with your test light, one should be hot and the other should be ground when you operate the switch. In one direction (Up or Down) The White/Black wire will be hot and the Tan/Light blue wire will be ground. When you operate the switch in the other direction, the Tan/Light Blue wire will be hot and the White/Black wire will be ground. If it does not work like this, replace the master switch (Make sure you test for both power and ground in each direction...you can test for power by connecting your test light to the Black wire and you can test for ground by connecting your test light to the Light Blue/Black wire)

If the switch is operating as described above, replace the window motor.

SOURCE: driver side window falls down it is a power window

Window has come off track,try to lube the track, reset the window in the track an use a apoxy glue let it sit for a few hours an it should b fine that's what I did to mine, that last snow storm we had my truck was covered,I was keying my truck warm up I went to open the window it was stuck, so I gave it a little hit an then it fell in the door an the snow came in lol, then I found out what to do I never had a prob again