Lost power and it over heated.looked at fuses and took out the one and it seems to be working please give me some advice

Run a system fault code test to determine if speed sensor signal (VSS) is present, if it is then pull the cluster and send it in for repair.

a wrecking yard door switch is probally your fix ,but a proper diagnosis is the best way as the window motor may have gone.
know someone how can take the door apart without breaking the door panel ? remove door panel plug switches back in. unplug motor test with test light for power( power flips + becomes - ,- becomes + )as you test (up, down)if you have power its the motor if you have no power its the switch ( u stated others work so its not a fuse issue). my money is on the switch good luck

Ok I don't know who these people are giving advice but I hope they are not gm mechanics. There is a fuse under the hood marked MBEC 1 50amp. If it blows it knocks out both power seats seat heaters and power windows passenger side front and back. I can't believe all this wiring ****!

10 amp fuse #26 powers illumination. See diagrams below.

a fuse or relay should fix it

Look for air bleeds, sounds like the coolant has air pockets. And ALWAYS check coolent level with heater set to full heat, or water valves would be closed, and blocking coolant...

get a second price that seem a bit high it normal to remove air bags when doing this kind of work disconnect all power ,and fuses wait 10 mins then start work hope this helps

I believe you need a new switch in drivers door goto a wrecker , new GM ones are $$$$$, happened to me, i just unhooked battery to clear a CEL and had window open at the time ( won't do that again ) and door locks and drivers window won't work ,, checked fuses ,everything good then took door apart and put power to window motor was able to put it up, googled and found lots of people in same boat , hope it works for you ,,,,D

it sound like it may be a fuse the fuse box is either under the dah or in the engine compartment. if the fuses are ok you may have a bad earth you can test this with a multi meter.
iff you are still lost get back to me hun and i will see what else i can do keep on trying and good luick Lindz

I had approached a local garage that specialize in import cars and asked for some advice on my issue. They gave me some ideas to try and look for. remember that I am mechanically incline when it comes to most things. Feeling armed with some good info, I went home to work on some of their suggestions. One suggestions was to check the brakeing switch that works off the brake pedal movement. As everyone knows, when you touch the brake when cruise is on it cancels out the cruise functions. The mechanic said that if this was not working properly the the cruise control would not work as well. I was also told to check all the vacume lines that have to deal with the cruise assembly. Upon inspection of the lines I noticed some vacume modules. So I tapped all the modules with a rubber handled screw driver as well.
Later that day I took the car for a drive and tried the cruise control and low and behold, it worked. This advice cost me just a little bit of my time and thats all. I am so gratefull for the advice that was given to me from Alpine Motors that led to a simple fix for my issue, that I when to the local donut shop and bought a large box of treats for them. I was fortunate this time arround, but I didn't give up hope that this issue was not as serious as it seems to be.