1999 Lincoln Continental. Heara motor running windows do not move?

Either the linkage in the door is broken or the window is off track. Either way you will have to remove the door panel to check it out. If any of the plastic clips break when popping off the panel, you can get them at a auto parts store.

Same thing happened to both of my back windows. This website helped me out. Good luck! http://www.dieseltruckresource.com/dev/showthread.php?t=100536

if u haven't already try this disconnect the battery wait 15 mins. the reconnect this should reset to default mode,Hope this works

normally in a situation like this where all other power windows are (assumed to be) still operational there is 2 things usually at fault to the same component the actuator motor for the power windows. you can attempt to remove the component yourself and clean the contacts with an electrical parts cleaning spray (from any auto parts store) and see if that helps otherwise you will need to replace it. They can be pricey at a dealer so you may consider finding a used one as an alternative. Call around. Hope this helps you, good luck

yes it can you wedge it up with a piece of wood after removing the door panel and disconnecting the drive mechanism.

Then you need to replace the window motor. Hope this helps!?

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its either a faulty switch or window motor is burned out if the motor runs its a bad window regulator

sounds like a bad window motor or corrosion on a connector...sometimes its possible to place both hands on the glass inside and out and force window up a little more

You need a new regulator, or the gears in the motor could be stripped.

it comes as assembly, motor and regulator,
around 35.00 bucks at salvage yard.

ps most yards employ glassmen that can
R & R for you

hope 2 help shack