Side door glass removal

The sliding door window glass in the '05 Chrysler Town & Country appears to be "stationary" as opposed to "power sliding" as seen in some other van's sliding doors. The glass removal procedure starts with the removal of the door trim panel. There will likely be at least a couple concealed phillips-head screws that will need to be removed. After that, the panel will only be secured by plastic retainers and can be popped-off using plastic pry tools; this should be done in warmer temperatures to avoid cracking the plastic trim. Next, locate and remove the nuts holding the the stationary glass to the fence. Use a razor blade to cut the butyl sealer holding the glass to the fence between the mounting studs. Finally, the glass can be pushed from the opening. You can read more about how to replace a side window here: https://www.yourmechanic.com/article/how-to-replace-a-side-window-by-spencer-cates

The ABS module is not under the hood.It is under the van floor on the passenger side at about the middle of the van.Slide under the Van at the passenger side cargo door and look up.

Probably a bad window regulator, You will have to remove door panel to see..

There are two ways to access it, you can remove the inside door panel, the window, and the window track and you will be able to access the bolts or you can skip removing the window and track and cut a small hole on the side of the door beside the handle and access the bolt through the hole.(assuming you mean the outer handle) If its the inside handle you would remove the inner panel and then if it has never been replaced before drill out the rivets holding the handle on.

To replace the power window motor:

1. Remove inside door panel, and locate the motor.

2 Unplug the motor, drill out the rivets that hold it in, then you can remove it.

3. the new motor may come with fasteners to install it, otherwise use 1/4 - 20 nuts and bolts to attach the new motor.

first there is a 1/2" or 13mm not sure which bolt behind the battery which is used as the battery hold down block. you need a socket and a long extention. if it seems like its not coming out, it may be that the bottom nut has corrode and broken loose, or at least just spinning is position. while it may be ackward the battery should lift up and out from there. in front of the van, driver side but outside not inside the van. you said something about removing a fuse box- that was not a neccesary thing to have done. at leastt not in an astro van, if you have a larger van it may be different. hope this helps.

Pull out window crank and door handle, remove panel, remove plastic Nylon that's between metal and panel, crank the window down enough to see the arm and the part that connects with glass. Make sure the metal part inside the door that comes from an arm and attaches to glass is clean, from broken glass and the gap that attaches to window is clean,bend the new glass to make it fit inside the opening slide down the new glass from the top using opening guides, grave it from both sides standing in between and make land on top center of the part that graves the glass, put automotive glass silicone on center of that part,just at where graves the glass, let dry, put the plastic back the door panel the window crank with the "U" shaped lock washer and the door handle, I hope I was clear

It should snap out and the new one snap in. Most auto glass companies can order just replacement glass from burco mirror. http://brokencarmirror.com/replacement/mirrors/

are you try to remove the tapered end that connected to the steering linkage ? if you are you will need a pickle fork, some part stores will rent this tool to you good luck kdc744

with a bent screwdriver or c-clip pliers.