Just had to replace the motor on my driver's door recently.
Like motorhead said, check the fuse before proceding.
Then,check the little terminal block (have to have the door panel off to see it) to see if there's any voltage getting to the motor.
If the voltage is there and doing what it's suppose to do when you press the up/down switch, then the motor is most likely bad.
If no voltage is present, then there's likely a wiring problem somewhere.
Bottom line....make sure the motor is even getting power first.
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Chris
1985 300SD - 'Grace' (198K mi.)
2018 Honda Civic Sport
2018 Honda CRV LX
2010 Honda Fit Sport (RIP)
2013 Honda Accord Sport (Sold)
1996 Lexus LS400 (Retired)
1995 Ford Contour SE (Retired)
1976 Porsche 914 (Sold)
1972 Datsun 240Z (RIP)
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