1998 Dodge Grand Caravan Power Window - Driver window won't go down. History: I have replaced the mechanism a year or so ago (cable guides wore out). This time the mechanism was bad again (Cable frayed and jammed in regulator). Upon replacing mechanism again, the regulator goes up, but not down. There is seemingly no power to the motor for "down". (However, now all of the other windows work - including the rear right vent that hasn't moved for years.) I partially disassembled the switch module didn't see anything glaringly wrong. Is there a fuse or breaker for the "down" circuit on one window? Is there a schematic for the switch module?

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THE WINDOW MOTOR AND REGULATOR ARE NOT SERVICED SEPERATE. YOU SHOULD ONLY REPLACE AS A REGULATOR ASSEMBLY. IF IT CAME APART GOOD LUCK GETTING IT BACK TOGETHER. I'M SURE IT COULD BE DONE BUT NOT SURE IT WILL LAST LONG.

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sorry. u need to buy the whole regulator. if u already have the door pannel off it is easy. just find something to wedge inbetween the wglass and the weatherstripping

Testimonial: "Thanks so much! I've already had to replace the regulator on driverside, now passenger side is the problem. Frustrating!!!"

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Check the harness going from the door to the inner fender for broken wires,this happens a lot due to the constant bending and flexing when the door is opened and shut.You will need to cut the plastic covering so be careful not to cut more deap than you have to to avoid further wire damage.

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it would be alot less stressful if you just replace the whole thing from a salvage yard

Mark Lewis

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• Posted on Jun 04, 2010

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That's unusual for a window motor to go bad, however the plastic track breaks causing the window to become inoperative. If you hear the window motor working, then the plastic geared strip is probably broken. It would be cost effective to you to first find out whether the plastic track is broken for now Chrysler sells a "generic" window track where you cut the plastic track to fit Your Vehicle. Should this be the case, then remove the door panel (a Haynes Manual would come in handy), and take out one pin in the plastic track, while supporting the Window! (smile) and remove the old track and re-install the new track.

A little secret here...buy some Mopar Speedometer Grease while buying the Window Track and grease the metal rail that the plastic track rides on. The Speedometer grease is NOT temperature sensitive, so it works well in Summer & Winter Temperatures.

Should it truly be your Window Motor, Chrysler sells a re-build kit for the Window Motor which has the gears and grease needed to replace the worn out ones in the head of the Window Motor rather than paying for a "Brand New" window motor. All of this (the plastic window track AND the Window Motor Kit), will be under $100.

I hope this helps you,
Let me know if this resolves your problem.

"00 Buck"

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