DRIVER SIDE POWER WINDOW

I'm glad to have helped! Understand that this is likely temporary, but if it were me I'd keep doing it until it didn't work, then I'd replace the motor!

thank you munkeyrench you just saved alot of time and money . if in dout slamm it

Dude! This so worked! I was so skeptical but I tried this and it worked. Now if it rains I'm good! Thank you. It's the simple things that make life that make it good.

This solution did work - window went up without a hitch. Of course I'm too scared to lower it again but at least I can enjoy the AC and not worry about rain coming in. Thanks for the workable solution without having to see the mechanic right away!

Thank you guys so much. this really came in handy!!!

you guys rock

After having pulled the door apart and not seeing any obvious problems, I decided to go online for a possible solution. This worked immediately, and I only regret that I didn't check here sooner. Munkyrench for president!

This just worked for me on my 98 taurus, wow glad I didnt' jump en pull everthing part

Unbelievable, this worked. Thanks for the tip man, really helped out.

Thank you!!! Yet another rescue from ur advice! To bad I replaced a perfectly good relay switch first lol! Again thank you!

Worked in my 98 Taurus too....driver window was stuck down, 3 good slams and it's like new lol! You made my day!

You are the man, I have a 1997 taurus, googled driver side window down and found this from munkyrench. It worked first try. Thank you I would pay you if I could

Worked on first try. Window has been down for two days, and up it went!

It is a miracle!

I tried slamming the door but it didn’t work. So I tried a little twist. I took the door pannal off and tapped the regulator with a wrench while pushing the button. It started working.

I was at a loss as well, don't want to spend a ton of money on a work car, but with heat indices of 110, air is a whole lot better. I thought I would give it a try and wham, bam, it worked on the first try. THANK YOU, master of munkyrench.

Folks, *IF* jarring the door with the button actually works, the odds are that the tracks and/or rails are not well lubricated. Recommendation: Spray some silicone lubricant down the rails before you do it and this way the problem may just go away completely without having to jar the window every time you try to raise it. Have a nice day. Oh, also spray the tracks on all your other windows. The driver door gets more use than any other window. Its the canary in the coal-mine telling you that the window tracks are getting dry.

It didn't work for mine. I tried it a few times.

Worked first time on my mother-in-law's 1998 Sable. Thanks for the tip!

See my answer to #1. Lubricate the tracks with silicone spray and avoid the problem for a reasonably long time.

Worked first time

hey bud ty very much i took it apart but new it was motor but no where to get 1 till tomorrow now it went up 1 try ur the man it was to rain tonight so interior saved