Automatic windows on work from driverside door panel

FIRST MAKE SURE YOU DID NOT LOCK THE WINDOW, BY RELEASING THE BUTTON, THEN REMOVE DOOR PANEL ON PASSENGER SIDE , UNPLUG WINDOW MOTOR, AND TEST FOR POWER AND GROUND AS SOME ONE PUTS THE WINDOW DOWN FROM BOTH SWITCHES, IF POWER AND GROUND IS THERE REPLACE MOTOR, IF NO POWER THERE CHECK SWITCH, POSIBLE BAD SWITCH, BUT IF YOU SUSPECT WIRING , CHECK THE DOOR JUMB ON DRIVERS SIDE, INSIDE THE RUBBER BOOT MAY BE ONE OR MORE BROKEN WIRES , REPAIR THEM. NORMAL

Test the control pamel for power in, it is an orange wire.

I had the same problem with my vehicle and i removed the panel and there are plugs and wires that connect to each section of the panel either one or more have become loose and cant connect or you might had a frayed wire.

check your wires between the door panel and the cab. ive had this happen 2 or 3 times. you probaly have a broken wire. all power is run through the driverside door panel. the back windows worked and so did the locks on all other doors.

check for blown fuses?you've most likely done that. open hood and look on the driverside fenderwell for a black main fuse and relay center or box, open the box and look under the lid for locations of relays and fuseslocation the fuse for electric widow and as you look at the fuse,you will see a horseshoe type metal ring inside the plastic 'window' if it's broken(the hORSESHOE} the fuse is bad and needs a new one.there is also a fuse panel located on the driverside of dash,open the door and you should see a removeable plastic cover on the drivers door at dash panel just to the left where the door closes. remove that cover to expose the fuse panel to inspect for blown fuses. thank you for choosing fixya.com

look through the owners manual it will give you a break down of fuse pannel what fuses protect what circuits also check if door lock or windows work on any other door if they work then it is not a fuse and will be directly related to main combination switch on door try this first

hi, the problem is not the door switch, had the same problem . bought a new switch but didn't solve the problem. I decide to open the door panels and hit window motor gently and wallah ,it worked.

Remove inner door panel, pull plastic back and you will need to reconnect the window switch (with the door panel off) move the window up or down untill you can see the 2 bolts 10mm I think. After they are removed the window will pull out.

the window probably jumped off the track. you will need to pull the door panel off to see anything

Just take a phillips screw driver, and a good sturdy putty knife, and your fingers, and just pry the plastic away from the metal of the door...

Open the door first, and where the inside door handle there should be 1 or 2 screws, and one near where the handle is to open the door from the inside. Take these out first before attempting to pry off the door panel. The panel is held onto the door by plastic snaps shaped like an enlongagted tooth.

Use COMMON SENSE AND BE GENTLE YET FIRM....

Don't be surprised if you have to get a whole new window motor assembly, alot of times they come as one assembly and seperate parts do not exist. Good Luck!!