Electric Windows

I dont know what you mean by c-board but try this cross the green/red wire with the brown/white one.. If you have no power to the green/red wire run 12 volts to the brown/white to go up and blue/red to go down.( this is the wire color at the switch, these wires change color 2 times before making it to the motor so at the motor its blue to go down and white to go up and this is the same for both front motors and in the rear it blue/white and blue/red.

I have a manual with full electrical schematic drawings, good luck. len@cureco.8m.com

There is no direct conversion between the two. You need to know voltage to calculate amps. This is the equation:

P = V * I

Where:

P = Watts

V = Volts

I = Amps

Well I actually just replaced this. The motor was still operational because I could hear it trying to move the window. Unfortunately as you know the window did not move up and down. After removing the door panel I realized that the cable had broken. In order to fix this you must replace the whole assebly. You can not just replace the cable. The assebly includes everything that comes factory, i.e. - motor, rails, etc. The cable is all one piece and is regulated for every up down motion and therefore this why the cable can not be replaced by itself. I purchased from eBay for about $50. The dealer WILL CHARGE about $250 and most auto part stores do not stock, but they can get for about $225. I was able to replace the whole assebly in about 45mins with help. Someone should hold onto glass while the other unscrews and changes out the assembly. Hope this helps.

Look above the fuse panel and just above the two relays (small metal canisters) should be three oblong (about 3/4")objects these are the breakers. The top right one is the one for the power windows. I am busy trying to replace mine now. They simply pull straight out like a fuse. Mike

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Replacing 2002 Dodge power window motor driver side

I am assuming you are talking about a front door power windoe regulator, but the back door is similar.

1-Remove the interior trim panel.

2-Unbolt the two bolts or nuts or clips securing the glass to the regulator.

3-Slide the window to the two-thirds down position, tip it forward, then slide it up and out of the door. If this frightens you, instead slide it all the way up, and secure it in place with a lot of masking tape. Removing it completely is much safer.

4- Disconnect the electrical connector.

5-Unbolt the 4 bolts mountin the regulator to the door and if there are three more for the motor remove them also.

6-Maneuver the regulator out of the door.

7-Install the new unit by reversing this process.

You will need to remove the inside door panel of your 1999 Ford Escort. Loosen the retaining clips on the window. Remove the window from the window track. Reverse the process to install the new window.

Definitely 4-5 hundred bucks. I used to have one, over the time I had it both windows broke, the glass would slide out of the mechanics and just move around freely till it would eventually fall all the way down. I had to drive around for months with my window contantly down as I couldn't fix it at the time. So anyway, yeah, few hundred for sure

fuse #12 50 amp is usually the fuse located in distribution box for a 2004 jeep grand Cherokee.

It sounds like the plastic gear on the window regulator has broken. disengaging the window from the levers... I had a 1990 240sx that had the same problem. You have to take the door panel off and replace the window regulator.... I would recommend painting all the internal linkage and window screws before you take them off, this way you will know where to reposition the window and linkage to avoid adjusting later... If you window motor is turning and the window goes up part of the way but stops. But can be pulled all the way up by hand it is the motor. It has a rubber cog inside the assembly and the steel shaft from the motor rips through the rubber cog and just spins. I orded a regulator and it ended up being the motor. My car has a sheet draped over the door so cats won't get in there and piss in it tonight... but the motor and the regulator. Don't be cheap....get both of them in the first place. A1auto dot com is the cheapest place. ~shawn

On my 96 Camry, there is a separate "fusible link" (i believe that's what the manual calls it). It is located under the steering wheel, under the dash. I had to remove a piece of the air duct to get to it. Not easily accessible. I believe there were three of them in that vicinity (one being for the windows). Good luck

I have a 1999 ford contour and just replaced the front driver window regulator and motor the other day. You need to take off the inner panel of the door by unscrewing all areas. You will probably have to unscrew the 4 bolts to the window regulator (which is the cable that moves the window up/down when you run the window motor. The motor is connect to this). There are 3 screw to the wind motor connect to the door frame to be unscrewed (middle right side of doorfram by speaker). The motor just unscrews from the regulator and screw the new one in. Go to a salvage yard for the part (I paid $10 at a U-Pull-It salvage yard for the regulator and motor vs $118 at Auto Zone).

Burned out bulb?

You cannot manually close a power window. You must repair the problem causing it not to work. Check the fuse, power window switch, and if they are good, you may need a new motor.

If electric, take it to a garage or trim shop and have it checked out.

its like around $58 bucks. Not worth messing with. just replace it. I think its in the main fuse box in engine compartment

It has seemed to be a problem. Due to the center console it is easy for the arm to rest on the switch for the rear driver side window. This causes the spring that controls the window to break. It seems as if it is off track. You just need a new window regulator. Unfortunatly it is a dealer item and unless you you goto a junkyard it's expensive.

Bad relay, most likely.

first take out the door panel.Then your going to see two rollers Take the window gently off the rollers then pull window out repeat to install.

If its an automatic window, then the motors may be about shot. If its a manual window, have the tracking checked, it may be slipping off track.

I'm be damned, our 1998 is in the garage with the window down that won't go up. It was doing the same as yours except I made the fatal flaw of letting go all the way down. I took everything apart to get to the guts. My first though was the switch (which is $299 new at the dealer) but I think now it's just a bad motor. The driver's side in my Avalon also went out early in it's career. I'm looking for a used motor at the moment.

A 2.5mm electrical wire can safely carry up to 20 amps of current for general household use. However, it is always recommended to consult with a qualified electrician to ensure proper sizing and safety compliance for the specific application.

The tracks that the window rollers ride in are guncked up with old lube and dirt. I just cleaned the tracks out and lubed them with a light grease and my windows worked again. The window motor heats up and quits is the problem. If you don't attend to this you will have to spend up to $300.00 per motor plus labor to replace.

Probably because they're in the first stage of conking out entirely. If they go back up or partway up after you let them "cool off" for a few minutes, that's the problem. Replacing the motors is the only fix, there's no repairing them. But parts stores should have them.