Search for window regulator. I just replaced both my front window regulators. I believe I got both as a set for less than $100. The company even has YouTube videos showing how to put them in.
Anyone can do it. Just a couple basic tools and a little time. I wouldn’t try putting it back on track cause my worry was the window would drop and shatter. So tape it up til you can find the regulator.
Google window regulator.hit images.you will see it.
SOURCE: 1998 Jeep Cherokee window installation
If it slipped the track, something broke inside the door.
You have to take the door panel off and see what the problem is.
SOURCE: I have a 2004 Jeep Grand Cherokee limited edition
I had same problem it is a ground wire broken in the harness rubber boot between dthe driver door. Peel back the rubber that protects wires and you will find broken ground wire(black) add a piece of wire solder and wrap with electrical tape put rubber boot back into door everything should work.
SOURCE: 1999 Jeep, Window is off track!
Look to see if you can see mounting holes for the glass you may have to reach in and wiggle the glass around if that does not work than the window regulator may need to be replaced
SOURCE: Power Window Not Working
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I had the same problem. There’s a wire harness and plug that
go thru a flexible boot between the body and the front doors to control the switch
clusters on the doors.
Over time opening the doors will affect these components.
(In my Jeep, I found
the black wire broken and the light blue w/blue stripe wire cracked. I fixed
them on the drivers side, and the mirrors and the locks now work. My windows
are still not working, so I’m going to check the passenger side.)
Good luck!
dwoodbutcher
SOURCE: 1999 Jeep, Window is off track!
Ahhhh....had the same problem. This was a challange for me. I discovered that an ancher on the window where the cable connects had broken of. I was going to buy and new assembly but it was a 170 bucks. So I took the window out...there is a pin that holds the window to the assembly, once you remove the pin the window slide out the top and the assembly can slide through the door opening. I cleaned the broken piece of plastic that the cable was attached to and used (very important) JB weld. It's a bonding product you can get at any auto store. I glued the piece together and covered it like it was frosting (it sets fast) and put the whole thing together again. This was a year ago and it still works. 6 buck but there was a bit of a learning curve. It works though!
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