2001 tracker blower motor and power windows don t work

up under dash pass side in blower housing

Right next to the blower motor under the dash on passenger side.

Would seem your into the inner doors & have a partial
grasp on things

Now you fix all door windows one shot

#1 Test all switches,ohm meter unplugged or volt meter with power
#2 Test all motors with battery voltage direct -- DC motor will run either direction-- can't hook up wrong
#3 Window Regulators -you know about them (Unless they are broken-you said they are tight)
#4 Do you have good ground side wiring & battery voltage at all
switches & motors
#5 Last resort--unhook the cables & work on freeing up the
glass & window guides etc then you will have found out if the
regulators are the issue

Have you checked for power and ground at the blower motor ?

blower motor - is it a rusty motor or a musty (moldy) odor?

It is pretty simple. You either have electrical power going through the resistor assembly and then out of the resistor assembly to ground the motor, or you don't.

The easiest place to check for power making it through the blower resistor is at the blower motor connector.

HINT: If the blower will not work on ANY speeds, including "HIGH", it is NOT caused by the resistor assembly.

I'm going to guess that your power window motor has about given up the ghost. You may take it in to a mechanic's shop and ask them where the regulator is, however. I just doubt it will be an easy to find piece.

could be AC compressor clutch shorting out.try disconnecting AC compressor electrical connector and see if fuse still blows.

Change your blower motor Resistor...it's probaly oxidized on those two coils....

Should change drivers front switch. If neither rears work and main switch don operate them then it is the drivers control that is bad.