Remove the driver side panel remove loosen the three bolts holding the motor in place, lower the window by hand till you can see the two bolts that hold the window to the raising/lowering mechanism remove the bolts completely, then reach up from bottom and squeeze the bushings out the window sit on a ledge on the raising/lower bar which is entirely plastic... be careful not to force anything or the window will shatter the power window motor and cable should be replaced unless the trouble is just the motor but if the window moves even a little the trouble is likely in the cable system that is part of the motor assembly. Remove the driver side panel remove loosen the three bolts holding the motor in place, lower the window by hand till you can see the two bolts that hold the window to the raising/lowering mechanism remove the bolts completely, then reach up from bottom and squeeze the bushings out the window sit on a ledge on the raising/lower bar which is entirely plastic... be careful not to force anything or the window will shatter the power window motor and cable should be replaced unless the trouble is just the motor but if the window moves even a little the trouble is likely in the cable system that is part of the motor assembly.
Take it to a Ford dealer. Could be dangerous if you are inexperienced.
Open driver side door. remove inner door panel lower window pull it out of the bracket.
The way that replace a window regulator in a 2003 Buick LeSabre front drive side is by removing the door panel. Next, disconnect the electrical connector on the regulator and replace.
That would be EXTREMELY unlikely that any rear window regulator would fit in the front window, same side or not.
no
I would replace the master window switch
On a UK car it is behind the driver's side front body panel. I had to partly remove the front bumper and the panel to replace it.
Yes
Insert the window into frame
96 contour has an electric fan, so no fan belt
$950 from dealer and $600 from local ma and pa shop
Generally the front.