2002 Ford Explorer Window issues

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2002 FORD EXPLORER
V8
2WD
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162,000 MILES

The rear passenger window will not go down with the button. It has fallen off track. Is this a DIY project? What tools would I need? How much would it cost to get it repaired by mechanic?

None of the windows will go down unless the driver's side door is open. How do I check the problem? How much is this repair?

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DAVE H

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Check the wiring and connectors for drivers door switch !

Removal and Installation (rear window)

Remove the rear door mounted speaker.
Remove the inside glass weatherstrip.

Remove the watershield.
Connect the window control switch.
Lower the rear glass to access the regulator to glass clamp hold down screw at the bottom of the door.

NOTE:Some vehicles may use rivets to attach the glass to the regulator.

Remove the bolt that attaches the glass to the window regulator.
Remove the upper run channel from the frame of the door glass opening.
Remove the applique on the rear door.
Remove the screws.
NOTE:Slide the glass through the outboard side of the rear door (24630).

Remove the rear door window glass (25712).
To install, reverse the removal procedure.

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Friday, April 9th, 2010 AT 4:42 AM

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Would a repair manual tell me how to check the wiring & connectors on the door switch? As for the instructions on the rear window, what am I replacing? The way I read it, I'm replacing the window and nothing else. Also there is a sentence during removal that says to "connect the door switch"; should that say disconnect instead? Sorry for the follow-up questions. Is the repair manual available on this site?

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Friday, April 9th, 2010 AT 10:03 AM

DAVE H

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Yes, you can purchase a subscription to a repair manual using the link in the blue panel at the left of the screen.

click you right mouse button on this wiring diagram to save it to your computer.

Front Door Window Regulator And Motor

Removal and Installation
Raise the front door window glass to the half-open position.
Remove the front door trim panel.
Remove the inside glass weatherstrip.

Remove the watershield.
Disconnect the lock rod at the latch assembly.
NOTE:Some vehicles may use rivets to attach the glass to the regulator.

Remove the bolts that attach the glass to the regulator.
NOTE:The window must be in the full up position for this step.

Support the window glass.
Disconnect the window motor electrical connector.
Disconnect the regulator and motor assembly from the door frame.

Remove the regulator and motor assembly through the door opening.

To install, reverse the removal procedure.

let me know if you need any more information.

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Friday, April 9th, 2010 AT 5:31 PM