Driver's side window will not go up

Hello,

This could be a problem with Ground #309 which is in the left front door sill. In the diagrams down below I have included a wiring diagram of your vehicle's power window circuits and a guide on how to check a ground. Please go through these guides and get back to us with what you are able to find out.

This guide will help

https://www.2carpros.com/articles/electric-window-repair

Check out the diagrams (Below). Please let us know what happens.

Thanks,
Alex
2Carpros

When it does work, does the switch function properly? Do the other windows work ok?

Need to repair all the wiring, could be shorting out causing the problems

Actually, YOU said the LEFT FRONT had broken wires. All powers and grounds go through that switch and out to the others. Without repairing those first, there is no way to diagnose the real problem, which you never got back to me with results of fixing broken wires. So the answer to your question is no.

Hope you got it fixed by now? Did you check voltage and ground before replacing anything? Yellow wire is voltage, black wire is ground. Yellow wire gets voltage from power window circuit breaker, you need to use a voltage tester on the circuit, goes hot when you turn on the key. Where the wires go into the door, there is usually a rubber boot that protects those wires, sometimes you can pull the rubber boot back far enough to test for voltage and ground at the proper wires.

There should be a power window circuit breaker, right side of dash, fuse box. On any fuse or circuit breaker, you have to use a voltage tester on the circuit, even if the fuse/breaker is ok, if there is no voltage, the circuit is dead.

All window controls go through the master switch, driver side door. I'd want to check main voltage and ground for the master switch. Voltage is yellow wire, black is ground. The wires that go into the driver door, hinge side, is probably covered by a rubber boot, sometimes you can pull the boot back far enough to check the wire colors I mentioned. The yellow wire probably goes hot, when you turn on the key. If you check the c/b circuit, the key probably needs to be on for the circuit to go hot.

It sounds like your saying the motor is working. If that is the case, then you have to replace the regulator assembly. Once those cables come apart, the whole unit is scrap. Many of the regulators come woith a motor now anyway.

Then you need a new regulator. Just don't be surprised if it comes with a motor too.

This happens when the switch shorts out internally. Here is a guide to help you test and change out the switch

https://www.2carpros.com/articles/electric-window-repair

Here is how it is done for your car. Check out the diagrams (Below). Please let us know if you need anything else to get the problem fixed.

Cheers

I'm guessing, I hope correctly, from the way you worded your question that the window wlll work intermittantly. Do your other windows work properly? If your wiggle the switch does it help bring the window up or down? Does the driver's window switch (lever) feel loose or or different when activated than the other window switches on the driver's door? If you answered yes to any of these questions and my first assumtion is correct than your assumption is most likely also correct. The control or master switch is most likely the culprit. This is after all an almost 10 year old switch, the switches on the driver's door are used most often and the driver's window switch is used the most of all.
The master switch for your vehicle does not need programed, so you (dependant on your mechanical ability) can pick one up at the dealer or your local salvage yard and replace it yourself.
A wiring problem is less likely, but checking for loose or damaged wire in your door or the harness between your the body and driver's door would also be advised.