Sounds like the window motor is going on you. Same problem on my Grand AM passenger side, you can help pull the window up so your doing most of the work until you get a new motor though. Power windows work on the vehicles electrical system. Most power windows have either a fuse or relay in the electrical circuit. Check to see if the fuse or relay has gone bad first, this also will prevent the windows from operating.
Dirty switch contact. Repair or replace
change the window motor as it's getting hot and shutting down.
It could mean that the bird sees its reflection in the window and thinks that it is seeing another bird, or it could mean that, at some time, someone put out bird seed onto your window sill.
OK, This is my first time posting a question and I thought it was like an email deal..... My 1999 Chevy astro drivers side door window works intermittently. Sometimes it works fine, and sometimes it only works a little at a time. It usually doesn't have a problem going down, but when I go to roll it up, it stalls, and I have to wait (for a minute or so) to hit the button to advance it some more before it quits again. Anyone have an idea on what is causing this? I am having the same problem with my 2000 Astro. The window rolls down fine but occasionally it will not roll up. It seems if I turn off the engine and then restart, then I can get the window to roll up. (Or this is just a coincidence.)
Check to make sure your rear window is not down a little bit. I could not get the rear w/s wiper or the rear window defroster to work until I lowered the rear window and then closed it again. Problem solved. Hope it works for you, too !
When my back window would not roll down, I checked the rear window wiper assembly. The blade assembly needs to be down in a certain position before the window rolls down. Mine happened to be a little stuck up in between the window and the black insulation. Just wiggle the wiper down a little and try again.
spray silicone lubricant on the rails of the window roller upper. clean it first.
Sometimes you have to click on the window before accessing the scrolling feature again. If you move the mouse off the window, and then back onto it again, you will need to do that.
Make sure the window lock button is not engaged on the drivers door. If the button is not engaged then there is a short on the window lock switch. Answer 2:Had to replace the complete drivers door switch assy.I believe rainwater from the driprail falling on the switches is the cause($255.00 from dealer)
Close the window press the button again as if to close and listen for a click window reset
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trans ams and firebirds have always had weak electric motors for their windows and locks it may be a bad ground or the motor itself could be whipped or the other reason could be the rubber seal is too thick around the window so it slows it down. It's overheating because its burned out (the window motor). It needs to be replaced.