ALL 4 WORK EXCEPT DRIVER WINDOW MOTOR

you probably need a new power window regulator, you can get one from your local salvage yard, however I would recommend a new one, from an auto parts store online or the dealer (most expensive option). to remove follow these steps:normally on the honda models there are two screws that need to be taken out, the inside latch area (plastic cap covering it) and the door pull (normally down in the bottom covered with a plastic cap), thin small flat blade will work to remove. once the is done you will need to pull out the latch area on the driver's window control panel, disconnect the connectors. set the aside, next you will need a thin flat blade screw driver or flat pry bay, start at the bottom of the door to pry out the panel, check for screws, if you cannot see any proceed to using the flat blade to remove the panel (will make a loud snapping or popping noise, this is normal) once you have loosened the panel, you will need to remove the plastic covering the access to the mirror (small triangle black plastic piece). this should now allow you to set the door panel aside, check to make sure you have removed all the clips. carefully remove the plastic lining cover the door, try not to tear or rip it. now you will need to remove the glass, there are two holes the allow access to the bolts for the window, connect your Power window switch and raise or lower till you can see them ( possibly a 10 mm socket) unscrew and set aside, hold the top of the window with one hand and lower the window to separate it form the brace. tilt the front side of the window down and remove glass set aside, replace your new window and re assemble as you have taken apart, most cases this is about two hours, Good Luck !!!