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Window motor?

Tiny
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Hold the switch to go up. Start banging on the door panel under the armrest. It will just roll up for a temporary repair.
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Tiny
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I know you've had a similar question to this, but I'm not sure if your solution will work for this problem. The driver's window goes down fine, but the front passenger window won't move at all. The rear driver-side window goes down very slowly as does the rear passenger side window. Could this still be a window motor problem?
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Hello, can you feel the power window circuit breaker, when you work the passenger window, is the breaker hot to the touch? If it is, I might suspect the window motor, or some thing is putting the motor in a bind.

As far as window motors, it is usually the front driver window, that goes out first.
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