Wires pulled out of plug dont no place of wires in plug 2004 subaru forester on power window switch driverside

First, check the following. I believe the 2001 Forester had a 3 position dome light switch. One position turned it on, one turned it off, and the third position enabled the light to come on when a door opened. Not all years had this type of switch. If yours does, check whether the light comes on for each and every door one at a time. If it fails for a particular door, you have narrowed the problem.

If this problem always existed for your Forester, possibly the assembly was not properly done. If it is a new event and the dome light switch is in the proper position, there may be a short in the wiring. You would have to test the wiring with a multimeter. Perhaps this service manual will assist: https://servicingmanuals.com/manual/2001-subaru-forester-wiring-diagram/

https://fuse-box.info/subaru/subaru-forester-sg-2003-2008-fuses
03 and 05 have fuse in different place not sure which one applies to you. Above is 03 and 05 fuse box diagram.
The dome light comes on when you open car door. I have had cars where the door switch was bad and would not turn light on. If your dome light has a switch on the dome light then you should have power to switch. If not and the fuses are good then it seems it would have to be a problem with wires or switches.

Same thing happened to 2002 Suburban and it turned out to be the cables which are connected the window regulator (motor), assuming you have power windows. You will need to remove the panel on the passenger side door to determine the cause. It could be one of three things, the cables, the regulator, or a broken fuse or wire stopping the electrical current...this is pretty rare especially if this is the only window which is not operating.

Remove the window switch & test it

If it is good--- remove the door panel

Then your going after the window regulator or motor

Its likely a master switch issue, but make sure the wiring is good.

it is probably the turbo
it wont be cheap :(

04 probly aluminum but i change spark plugs all day at work and just make sure there tight you dont need a torque wrench to put them in just sinch them down you will be fine.
good luck

I installed speakers in my door panels.
Pop up the window controlls unplug switches,
remove plastic screw hiders to expose phillips screws
remove screw from door latch lever
pull out on door panel, then lift up
its not too hard good luck
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You need power window regulator as the cable of the regulator is out its place ,

1. Remove the gusset cover.
2. Pull up the inner door handle cover toward you to remove the upper hook. Pull down it to remove the lower hook. Remove the inner door handle cover.
3. Remove the power window switch assembly.
4. Using a trim panel remover, remove the clips of the trim panel.
5. Remove the speaker.
6. Using a spatula, remove the door sealer.
7. Remove the outer mirror assembly.
8. Remove the front end of the door weatherstrip and gusset.
9. Remove the stabilizers.
10. Remove the rear end of the door weatherstrip (inner and outer).
11. Operate the power windows switch so the bolts from the regular assembly are visible through the service holes. Remove the mounting nuts.
12. Take out the door glass. CAUTIONDo not turn the regulator in closing direction after removal of the glass. Otherwise gear may be disengaged.
13. Loosen the nuts to remove the rear sash.
14. Disconnect the power window motor wiring harness.
15. Loosen the four bolts and two nuts to pull out the regulator assembly.
16. Remove the screws to remove the motor from the regulator assembly.
17. Installation is the reverse order of removal.

Good luck...