Window switch not working.
You can get a good replacement at AutoZone with a lifetime warranty. It's about $50.
You'll need to drill a couple of holes in your door shell (don't worry, they're pretty small) to get at the rivet heads that hold the stock motor in. With the holes drilled, you can then drill out the rivet heads. The old motor falls out, the new motor slides in, goes in with new screws, plug in the electrical and you're done.
It's not bad. Takes about an hour. I've seen instructions somewhere on the web. My window did the EXACT same thing. Talk about a pain in the rear. It got to the point where I couldn't roll it down at the track - for fear of not being able to roll it back up again (and my car has no A/C).
Last edited by Medic/Z28; Jun 2, 2006 at 12:24 PM. Reason: Forgot something

