You need a new motor as there is no strain of weight when going down but the full weight of window when trying to go up is too much for the motor to handle.......the motor is worn out
SOURCE: Driver side window goes down but won't go up on
If your window goes down...your motor is good...I had the same problem in my Pontiac Bonneville..It ended being a bad switch...I changed it..end of problem....I hope this was helpful.....PEACE....
SOURCE: power window switch is not working and i would
I found the answer here; it tells you exactly which wires to jump in order to get the driver's side window to raise:
http://cardealerforums.com/alt-autos-gm/t47387-1996-lumina-power-window-switch.html#post150470
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SOURCE: 1993 seville automatic transmission V8 4.9 liter?
neither the 93 seville is just that it's the 4.9 liter before the northstar sts 4.6 came out in same year
SOURCE: 1997 chevy camaro driver side window (power)
pull off the door panel and make sure the motor is turning and there is nothing blocking the window from going up or down the motor might be burnt out but the switch is still clicking the relay on and make sure you spray the gears and window wires not the electrical wire with white lithium greese
SOURCE: Pontiac Grand Prix Drivers side window won't go down
Most often on those the motors are shot. as soon as they are activated they overheat and slow down or stop. Only way I know of to repair is to replace them. You will need a manual to do this or do them one at a time so you can check how it goes back together by looking at other one. Motors are riveted in and need to be drilled to remove...use small bolts to re-attach.
I've seen motors online for about $30-40 each.
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Most likely a bad switch on drivers door or broken wire inside drivers door where wiring comes through in the rubber boot to the inside of the car
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