I own a 2000 Toyota Camry, 4 cyl. Driver side power window rolls down fine but when rolling up comes off track. The front part of the window is lower than the back. All other windows work o.k. I installed a new motor/regulator still does the same thing. I would appreciate any help you can give me.

Do they work from actual door switch? My guess is master control on drivers door is going bad.

Remove door panels to inspect linkage and lubricate. Linkage probably has faulty part.

normally you want the window up to access the motor and regulator but you can remove the window motor and try with a pair of pliers turning the gear manually

Hello Susan..... What you are experiencing is the jam protection function: During automatic
closing operation, the window stops and opens half way if something gets caught
between the window and window frame. If the window receives a strong impact,
this function may work even if nothing is caught.

If the power window does not operate automatically or the jam protection function does not operate correctly, you should normalize the power window
To normalize the power window:
1. Push down the power window switch and lower the windows fully.
2. Pull up the switch until the windows close and hold the switch for a second. Make sure that the window open and close automatically. If the power windows cannot be operated properly, have it
checked by your dealer.

ok. here is how you fix the problem. first and most important you have to get *****. then you have to spin around in circles 5 to 10 times depending on the day of the week your car was made on. then you take the door panel off the car. after taking the door panel off the car touch your nose and spin around a few more time, just for good measure. then last call the dealer to come tow your POS away and buy an American car. That should fix all your issues.

Sorry to strike your hopes on this one, but it is not a fuse problem. If there was a blown fuse, the window motor would not get any voltage at all and would neither roll up nor down.

Now, the good news is that you can order an after-market window motor and regulator for a very reasonable price, for example just $44.95 delivered from www.AM-autoparts.com for your 2000 Camry. If you are just moderately handy, you can remove the interior door panel and replace the part yourself. Or, you can take it to an auto glass shop and they will replace it for you. The charge should be about one hour's labor.

be careful with jeeps they have a body control module that controls the windows , locks ect they go out often a dealer with scanner can check. also you have the window switch on the drivers door , rarely is it the regulator on a jeep

I would try to lubtcate the rubber tracks that the window slides up and down in. Sometimes, dirt gets into the tracks, and the dirt acts like brakes. Get some 100% SILICONE SPRAY, and spray the rubber slides real good. See if that helps.

No won't be fuse. My guess is there is something faulty with the main controller. You could probably verify this by trying the switch on right rear passenger door. If it works there then the problem is at the main controller in the driver door. Could be a loose wire or the switch itself is broken.

you have to remove the door panel to reglue the window back onto the raise/lower arm.
you likely blew a fuse.