How Do You Replace A Power Window Motor?
Power windows are a fantastic convenience when they work properly. But when they cease to function correctly, and they will, they become a huge pain. There can be several reasons for malfunction, but the most common is failure of the motor. Inside the motor is a plastic gear driven by a steel worm gear. Overtime, this plastic gear becomes worn out and slips. Another possibility is worn armature and brushes. Either way, the motor will need to be replaced. Lower the window all the way down. If the motor won’t lower it, it can be pushed down manually. Disconnect the negative battery post. With a flat screwdriver, gently pry out the switch panel on the armrest starting at the top. The photo shows catch that inserts in to the door panel. At the rear of the switch panel is a metal hook. Pull the switch panel out and forward. Disconnect the gray power mirror switch at the back of the switch panel. Remove the two black screws near the rear of the arm rest. Note the metal bracket where the meta
