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Window Motor

The window motor is what raises and lowers your power windows at the touch of a button. When it fails, your window may move slowly, get stuck, or stop working entirely. We diagnose and replace the window motor so your windows glide up and down smoothly again.

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Common causes

  • A burned-out window motor from years of use
  • A worn or broken window regulator mechanism
  • Debris or dirt jamming the window track
  • Blown fuse or faulty wiring in the window circuit
  • A failed window switch sending no signal to the motor

Frequently asked questions

Is it the motor or the switch that's broken?

Both can cause a window that won't move. We test the switch, wiring, and motor to pinpoint the exact problem before replacing any parts.

Can you fix just one window?

Absolutely. We can replace the motor on a single window or check several at once if more than one is acting up.

How long does a window motor replacement take?

Most replacements take one to two hours per window, since the door panel needs to be removed to reach the motor. We'll confirm the time when we inspect your vehicle.

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