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You may have a regulator issue, or the window channels need lube, first lube the channels with spray silicone, spraydirectly into the channel, if it still doesn't cure the issue you will have to replace the window regulator.
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Its most likely a faulty power window motor. They all have individual circuit breakers inside the motor or switch, they aren't on a fuse. They quite often fail in either full up or full down positions, but can stop anywhere. Remove the door panel and locate the 2 wire connector coming from the motor. If you have a test light jumper across both wires (on the vehicle side of connector), while using the switch. It should light up in both directions (bi-directional motor). If the test light only lights in one direction or neither, it is most likely a bad window switch. To verify, jumper 12Volts to one side of the window motor connection and ground the other. The window should move in one direction, revrse the 2 wires the window moves in opposite direction then the motor is good.
scroll through these questions for a while and find the questions from folks who have their door ripped apart and can not get it back together. then go get yourself a new window regulator from ebay or a local parts store and pay a guy at an auto glass shop to put it in for you.
The back of the speaker is bigger than the original and its sticking out too much into the door panel and its pushing on the glass and that make its difficult for motor to push glass,speaker is your problem. good luck and thanks for using fix ya
If you take the door panel off which there is only 2 to 4 screws holding in on and some clips in the back. pull the window to the top of the door and tape in place pull the track up and line track up with the window fully up and make sure to tighten track bolts on both the window and door bolts. hope that helps
If you here a click when you push the switch up or down, then it could be your window regulator (motor). To change remove door panel, there should be 3 bolts holding regulator to door frame and 2 bolts connecting regulator arm to window.
Window motors & regulators go bad every day. Pull your door panel, unplug the motor, if you have an ohm meter apply the leads to the leads into the motor. One will be ground the other two will raise and lower (reverse) the motor. If you show resistance between the leads the motor windings are good and the problem may be the window regulator. If you do not have an ohm meter, you can run two wires (one ground, the other hot) and test the motor by applying elec to it.
If you take the door panel off, you can unplug the window motor connector and apply power to the motor and run it up if the motor still works. Sometimes they do because it's a switch problem. At the very least, you can confirm the problem this way.
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