Driver side window back on track - 2003 Dodge Grand Caravan

If the window fell, the window regulator is broken. There is no "getting it back on track." You have to replace the regulator.

Remove door panels to inspect linkage and lubricate. Linkage probably has faulty part.

R/R the inner door panel, slide the window back on track, reconnect the window transmission to the window, (or reinstall the trans) bolt everything back together (window motor, window trans to door etc.) Make sure the window is in the UP position. use the switch to raise the window & keep it up if all is back together before finally installing the door panel ( make sure the switch & other plugs are plugged in before the door panel is reinstalled.) Lights etc. Good luck

you can sometimes get it back in by lowering the window all the way down, pry or hold open the felt seals on the door, and look into the door with a flashlight, you might be able to get it back in track by moving the window back and forth (be carefull not to strain glass or it will shatter).. may have to remove door panel to put glass back on track.

regulator usually wears out and breaks or gets bound and burns up motor, change them both if available. Good sign of bad regulator is sloppy window in track, or window off track. I always replace them together if they are available. it is possible that you just need a switch, but most likely the reg/motor.

Hello. You have two choices here on how to proceed. Often when this occurs, it is a sign that the window motor and the track inside that door are on their "last legs" This assembly is called the power window regulator and it can be found on the net for about $75.00 So, you may either put the window back in the track and hope for the best or you may choose to replace the power window motor and the track, which comes as one unit called a driver's side door power window assembly. Either way, you have to remove the inner door panel to expose the track and the motor and the glass.

Window has come off track,try to lube the track, reset the window in the track an use a apoxy glue let it sit for a few hours an it should b fine that's what I did to mine, that last snow storm we had my truck was covered,I was keying my truck warm up I went to open the window it was stuck, so I gave it a little hit an then it fell in the door an the snow came in lol, then I found out what to do I never had a prob again

remove door panel, slacken off all the bolts holding the framework for the window ( do not remove them )....align window back onto track, and re-tighten bolts............making the bolts slack allows you to manipulate the window and track...

im asssuming it is power windows the window track could be off its mounts or po0wer motor is failing from drag check the tracks and glass rubbersalso .could have a failing switch or poor connection

If it is a power window you will need to get a new motor for it.If its' a manual window crank it's just off the track you just gotta pull the door panel off to put it back on track you might have to go to a junk yard to get the parts to put it back on track.