if you want to push it up you have to take the motor out, its only 3 bolts. with the motor out it is very easy to push up by hand and the clock spring will hold it up. while you have to motor out check to see if it works by jumping it with a drill battery and 2 wires. if it does check the resistance of the motor if it is to great it will not work.
What MustangJoe said sounds right to me. Just to get the window up (as was said), just undo the window motor bolts (3 bolts - around 1/2" heads or smaller, IIRC). then you can move the motor slightly to disengage the motor gear from the regulator. THen slide the window up by hand and mesh the motor gear with the reg and bolt the motor back up. I would have a helper hold the window - My window wanted to fall IIRC and was fairly heavy (cant hurt to have someone hold it, even if the person's assistance was not needed. Windows slamming down sucks). (Note, I am speaking from experience working on a vert - not sure if the window guts are a lot different).
And good advice on troubleshooting it. Dont forget about bad switch connections or bad switch contacts.
Good luck and nice work with the battery. Had you known about the cheapo warranty swap, you could have swapped the battery about 3 pages ago.
And good advice on troubleshooting it. Dont forget about bad switch connections or bad switch contacts.
Good luck and nice work with the battery. Had you known about the cheapo warranty swap, you could have swapped the battery about 3 pages ago.