How do you repair the Power Windows of a 2002 Jeep liberty that does not go up or down I removed the door panel found a ribbed steel cable that is loose there does this go?

Answer 1

I had both rear window pull cables detach from the carrier rail. I'm going to recall the steps from memory, so bear with me if the reality differs from this explanation:

After removing the door panel, speaker, and inner liner (be carefull not to tear it up, you'll need to reuse it when you put it back together), you will need to remove the 4 bolts that hold the slide rail in place (two on top, two on bottom) and the three (?) that hold the motor.

After the bolts are removed, slide the window to about 3/4 down position and remove the clip that locks the glass carrier to the slide rail. Then CAREFULLY push the glass out while pulling the slide rail in to separate them (I may be remembering this backwards, just be careful not to break the glass separating the two).

Once they are separated, slide the window all the way up and rotate the rail and motor assembly clockwise or counter-clockwise (depending on which side its on). The motor should come out first.

If you'll examine the window regulator carefully, you'll notice that the window mount (plastic bracket that attaches to glass) is broken. You can confirm this by moving it up and down the aluminum column with your fingers. Replace the broken window mount with a new one--it's quite easy

Put the new assembly in using the reverse rotation.