1993 Honda Civic 4 Door "window motor" Questions

the window isn't going up or down the gears on the motor or regulator might be stripped. Some vehicles use plastic gears on the window motor making it quieter however more prone to problems like yours

window operates with a 12 volt motor which turns clockwise or anti clockwise to push up or pull down the glass. Your battery cannot be dead, if it is, you will not be able to start the car because the

rear window on my 2005 civic will not go up but goes down The rear window motor may be to weak to push up, Replace motor The up contact on the motor may be dirty, Clean and adjust.

...window will not operate. new motor. Sometimes the motor is blocked.Just put some WD40 oil at the Motor Shaft and sometimes it runs again.Check with a multitester if it is some voltage at the cables ...

...window motor and run a 12 volt jumper wire from the battery directly to the motor, if the motor still works your switches are bad, if not you need a new motor. The window lock switch that is next to ...

...motor. The window will not go up because the motor has become damaged or the wiring to the motor is damaged and can no longer provide the force to roll your window up. Popular Mechanics has an full ...

...@ door jam maybe they are shorted out there if not the motor could have shorted out. The only way to know is unplug wire @ the window motor if it still blows fuse its the wiring. If not its the ...

...for the window motor, and it is alright, or at least I think it has to be since the other window is working.So what do I look at next, cannot find my owners manual. power window motor needs ...

...side window down in 2 years, put switch in a started working fine, if that dont work, you might have to replace window motor, get them at junkyard for 50.00 dollars. put them in is a different

fuse the window goes up and motor fails to stop and the fuse blow? yes? then the limit switch in the motor is bad. or the switch is stuck closed. (up switch) new fuse , key on ,does motor move by self