It turned out the only problem with the window was the fuse! Unfortunately, my daughter (who drives the beast) got caught out in a horrible downpour when the window (driver's side) wouldn't go back up. She hastily pulled over and enlisted a friend to help her get the window up. This friend ripped off the door liner, disassembled the entire window mechanism, forcefully pulled the window up half way, and wired it up that way! When I got a look at it I didn't think I would ever get it working again. Also, never having taken apart the door liner, let alone disconnecting the window from the lifters and motor, I had no idea what I was doing - and, of course, was missing half the parts to put it back together! With the help of my wife, who can be quite mechanical at times, we spent all day undoing the mess these kids got this window in. It was locked up pretty good! Anyway, once we got the window put back on track and put in a couple new fuses, it worked beautifully. All the other windows are working too. Of course, without the help this website gives me, I wouldn't have had the confidence to tackle it. Now, if I could just get those darn vacuum door locks working!

Thanks!