Drivers side power window stuck

if your window has popped out of its track , a neet hack to get it back in is to use a bar of soap !! just rub a generous amount on glass edge and window track and gently wiggle the glass back into track (don't bend glass) use only an old credit card or your "cold" bare fingers to wiggle it back in , metal tools will break the glass 4 sure

leave the soap on windows edge it keeps ice from sticking !!

motor may be bad or it may be stuck try to help it down an it may be a fuse I have change the motor on mine an it was the drivers side it was pretty easy

After removing the panel you will be able to see the inner door parts. You can move the glass until both wheels are inside the track.

In certain Ford cars (you didn't say WHICH Ford vehicle you have), the motor that drives the power window has a plastic nut in it that facilitates the movement of the glass. Over time, this plastic nut will wear away and eventually won't turn the regulator (which makes the glass move up and down on its track). You can remove the motor, open up the casing of the motor, put in a metal nut and it will work again. I forgot the size of the nut, but they are common and can be found in a parts store for less than a dollar.

the plastic drive strip needs changed they are about 50.00 from the dealer you have to remove the regulator to change it

All windows have tracks, it's on what the glass slides.

THERE ARE LITTLE PLASTIC RE-TAINERS THAT KEEP YOUR WINDOW CONECTED TO THE DRIVE UNIT. THERE ARE PROBABLY ONE OR MORE BROKEN ONES THAT YOU WILL HAVE TO REPLACE. HOPE THIS HELPS YOU.

If the motor is working but the glass is not moving something must have broke inside the door. See if you can sneak a piece of duct tape down along side the glass, get it down as far as possible. Use a butter knife or something to make the tape stick to the glass, now try pulling the glass up with the tape. You may want run the window motor at the same time maybe it will catch. If you get the window up, tape it with duct tape so you can get it to a shop to get it fixed. Good luck.

Hello. You have two choices here on how to proceed. Often when this occurs, it is a sign that the window motor and the track inside that door are on their "last legs" This assembly is called the power window regulator and it can be found on the net for about $75.00 So, you may either put the window back in the track and hope for the best or you may choose to replace the power window motor and the track, which comes as one unit called a driver's side door power window assembly. Either way, you have to remove the inner door panel to expose the track and the motor and the glass.

yes,

1. trust youself

2.Open the panel slowly, some screws behind the handle opener, first you start from the bottom of the panel, and check see where has the screw connect to the door metal part and figure it out to open it. As soon as you move the panel, cut the plastic on the metal and check the small plastic wheel see it is in the track, and also check the arm connect to the motor, maybe the arm loss, be sure put a pin to connect the arm and then test it.
3. any this kind job, cost you more than $350.00 -$450.00
Hope this can help.