My dr. window will not work at all, I have pwr. to the door as I pulled the panel off to check. Should I waste time with the existing mtr. or just get a new one? I don't want to tear the unit out until I have another replacement inhand. Is there any repair or something I may be missing, can I trouble shoot the motor without pulling it and how? Thanks

Loosen the 4 bolts holding the regulator with associated motor in place. Manipulate it around so you can address the motor with a good whack from a hammer. If you're getting power there as stated, some times this will jump start the electric motor.

If no, the motors are not sold seperate from the window regulator. Replacement regulator/motor is needed either new or recycled.

Which door window is giving trouble driver's front or rear?

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I will try this, it's the drivers front. Thanks

Well the mtr. and window track (regulator) is out, motor is froze in the up position. I tried giving it a whack with the hammer, did not good. As you can see in one of the pics I can not access one of the 2 bolts that hold it onto the reg. track. I don't want to force the gear and damage the gears inside the mtr. (plastic) I'd guess? Any ideas, if I could get the mtr. off and openned up it may be usable. Input please................

I have the window working now, got a used mtr. unit. I could not however take my complete non-working unit off because 2 of the bolts holding it on the regulator track are inaccessable as shown it the pics. I concluded the only way to get the unit off in one piece was to dismantle the regulator i.e. removing a rivot holding a joint together. I didn't want to go to that extreme so I seperated the mtr. from the black gear housing which is held by the screws you can't loosen. I put the working mrt. into the existing gear housing since all parts were the same. Not ideal but everything works.