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When you checked fuses did you check them for power?

Okay, If you are hearing the motor run in one direction it is not the wiring to the motor. It uses the same wiring to go both directions and simply reverses the polarity.

If you are pushing up on the switch and the window is not moving but it sounds like the motor is turning the issue is either stripped teeth on the regulator or the internal gear on the motor has broken.

If the window is already up but you cannot lower it using either switch then the likely problem is the passenger side switch itself is not passing power to the motor.

Sounds like a bad switch. The motor is easy to test. Remove the trim panel, remove the two wire connection to the motor. Now use two wires, of different colors, connected to the battery to touch the pins in the connector ON the motor. When you apply power with the wires connected one direction the window should go either up or down. Reverse the wires and touch them again and the window should go the opposite direction.

To test the switches, connect a digital volt meter to the two pins inside the connector that you removed from the motor. Most meters will tell you if they are hooked up "backwards" on DC. So when you have it connected to the wires, Pushing the switch one direction should read battery voltage and pushing the switch the other way will show a minus sign in front of the battery voltage. Because the switches simply reverse the polarity to raise/lower the window.

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Before you do anything, test it using two jumper wires and power directly from the battery. If you apply battery voltage with the wires one direction, and the motor goes up or down, then reverse the polarity and the motor goes the opposite direction, the motor is okay. If it still only turns one direction with the polarity reversal, the motor is bad.
If it does reverse okay then you have a problem in one of the switches. Grab a digital volt meter and connect it in place of the motor. When the switch is moved one way read the voltage and pay attention to the symbol that may show up on the meter saying - or neg. Most meters will indicate if the leads are connected "correctly" by showing a - sign if they are reversed. That symbol will tell you if moving the switch the other way is reversing the polarity or not. So say the first time you move the switch you get a reading of - 12.3 Now move the switch the opposite way. You should see 12.3 if the polarity is reversing.
If you see the same reading both times you have either a wiring or switch problem.

U will need to replace the front channel and the 2 window clips.1 in the front and 1 in the back.

Just because it worked on the bench doesnt mean it can work under load. If the switch is supplying power in both directions (up and down) then it could very well be the motor. With the motor installed can you physically move the window up and down? If so be sure the regulator isnt broken.