Removing rear door panel

You have to remove the door panel to get to the window crank assembly. The window has fallen off the pin the roller is on or a carrier bolt has come loose and let the window drop. You can hurt anything by removing the window crank and door handle then the panel to access the window crank assembly to see what went wrong.

Try spaying the window tracks with lithium grease. The circuit breaker is tripping trying to move tight window

You'll need to remove the door panel from the inside of the door. Go to an auto parts store and ask them for a trim removal tool and a pry tool to help remove the window crank handle - tell the clerk what you want to do. Use the trim tool to unhook the catches around the outside of the door panel. Remember to unscrew the arm rest before you try to pull the panel off the door. Once you have that off, you will likely find that that the glass has slipped off of the track that the bottom of the glass rides on. It helps to have someone help you hold the glass as you lift it up and reset it on the track. Make sure that it is seated squarely on the window track and that it rides up and down smoothly before you put all the parts back together.

Good luck!

I had similar problem it was the key switch in the rear tailgate. You need to remove the upholstered panel and then the steel panel and with the window all the way up you can unplug the key switch harness connector to remove it from the circuit. I left mine unplugged and now works fine with just the front panel switch.

Hope this helps

Rick

sounds like the either the spline on the motor has worn or the window track has detached from the window. Remove the interior door panel just enough to see inside the door & try rolling it down you should be able to see what the motor is doing from there should be an easy fix. If its a worn spline you may have to replace the motor

Check your wiring harness from the door switches through the door to the car. See if there are broken , rubbed or shorted wires in the loom.

replace the window control switch it is defective.

You can try a dry lube or lithium grease on the slow ones, but it sounds more like you need new window motors. Unfortunately Saturns are plastic cars, and... The window motors are not too difficult to change and it requires removing the outer door panel to make it easier to access.

most of the time it is wires in the drivers door that break in the loom

so is the right rear door ??
if so here are some instructions.

1. If applicable, remove the regulator handle by pulling the clip out with a wire hook.
2. Remove the inside door handle and disconnect the latch rod.
3. Remove the screws and detach the clips attaching the door panel (see trim pad remover.
4. Disconnect the power window and courtesy light harnesses.
5. Remove the door panel bracket and carefully remove the plastic cover
6. Remove the screw attaching the door lock crank. Disconnect the latch rod from the latch side.

if you have an email address i can send some images on how to do it.
hope this helps