Things You'll Need:
- owner's manual
- rubbing alcohol
- electric fuse
- factory repair manual
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Step 1
Check the fuses. Most fuse boxes are under the dash to the left of the steering wheel. You’ll be able to identify the blown fuse as the one with the broken metallic strip in its center. Then, simply replace it with a new compatible fuse from the hardware store.
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Step 2
Fiddle with the window switch. Push it on and off quickly. If the windows move slightly, the switch’s connections are simply gummed up. Try squirting a tiny bit of rubbing alcohol or contact lens cleaner under the switches to clean them.
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Step 3
Check the wiring near the fuse box. Look for any loose connections and tighten them if necessary. If the windows start to move, you know where the faulty connection is and can tighten it with a small screwdriver or have it replaced.
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Step 4
Check the electrical motor behind the door panel. Consult your owner’s manual for specific instructions. Once you find the electric motor, look for loose connections or other visible problems. Tighten any loose connections or replace the motor.
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Step 5
Contact your dealership or local mechanic if these steps do not solve the problem.










Comments
joshfish1 said
on 4/21/2008 i have a 2004 four door intrepid and the front driver side window came off track. What do I need to do to fix this problem and can it be done by me or am i gonna have to pay someone to do it and is it expensive
ashley0020 said
on 11/28/2007 how do you replace a window in ford taurus