Driver side Window will not close!!!!!!

shallowreef · Jun 26, 2006

My driver side window will not close. I know that there is power going to it because when i press the up and down buttons the interior light dims. I had this problem once before but the car was under warranty and they fixed it for me no problem. Now i'm SOL! Is the motor shot? Where are the fuses located on the 02 GTs? Right now i am scheduled to take it in to my mechanic so that he can take a look at it. I feel a five hundred dollar bill coming. Which really sucks. Any advise?

03ghoststang · Jun 26, 2006

it might have slipped of its track or the window regulator took a poop

BigChiefSmokem · Jun 26, 2006

Try holding down the up button and slamming the door while inside the car.

I recently had the same problem and posted about it. Someone suggested this and it worked.

Mach1Run · Jun 26, 2006

I used to have better luck hitting the inside panel just over the motor while holding the up button.

02dragGT · Jun 26, 2006

Mine does this sometimes, usally when its hot out. I just wait till the evening and it goes right up. I'll have to try the hitting method sometime

Dan_Soprano · Jun 26, 2006

BigChiefSmokem said:
Try holding down the up button and slamming the door while inside the car.

I recently had the same problem and posted about it. Someone suggested this and it worked.

that would be me that sugested that. Works like a charm huh!! (a ford tech taught me that)!

BigChiefSmokem · Jun 26, 2006

Dan_Soprano said:
that would be me that sugested that. Works like a charm huh!! (a ford tech taught me that)!

Good to know that when i go in for work at ford due to a problem the tech charges 100 dollars an hour to slam my door while holding the up button down on my window and then call it fixed.

Dan_Soprano · Jun 26, 2006

BigChiefSmokem said:
Good to know that when i go in for work at ford due to a problem the tech charges 100 dollars an hour to slam my door while holding the up button down on my window and then call it fixed.

hey, just remember, even if they do .1 hours work, they ALWAYS round up!!

tomustang · Jun 26, 2006

shallowreef said:
I had this problem once before but the car was under warranty and they fixed it for me no problem.

IF it is the same one they worked on AND it's been less than a year, the dealer HAS to work on it for free

Mike97gt · Jun 26, 2006

BigChiefSmokem said:
Good to know that when i go in for work at ford due to a problem the tech charges 100 dollars an hour to slam my door while holding the up button down on my window and then call it fixed.

or how about the IAC diag.

step one.. wack with hammer.

step two... start car

But seriously many times it's difficult. How about when it's not the motor and it's a wire with shaffed housing inside the tube between the door and body.

Mike97gt · Jun 26, 2006

tomustang said:
IF it is the same one they worked on AND it's been less than a year, the dealer HAS to work on it for free

NOPE. The dealer is NOT required to repair a warrenty repair after the warrenty period is over.

The reasoning behind this is.

You ( the customer) did not pay for the repair becuase it was under warrenty, ford paid for it. now that the warrenty is over ford is not going to pay again to fix it. the way they looked at it is they paid for it and it laster beyond the period of time they are responsible for the car. so now why should they pay a second time after the peroid they are responsible for.

makes a lot of sense if you think about it.

NYStang2002 · Jun 26, 2006

This happened to me a few times when I leave my window down for a long time usually overnight or when its really hot outside. I first took the door panel off and hit the motor area with a rubber mallet while holding the up button and voila! window up. The last time this happened I just wacked the inside panel around the motor area and fixed it again.

BigChiefSmokem · Jun 27, 2006

So, shallowreef, did it work or not?

V_Eight · Jun 27, 2006

I had been having a problem for over two weeks now. I just walked out and tried this. The second time it fixed it. I about **** myself.

Thank you so much guys!

shallowreef · Jun 27, 2006

Well i took it to my mechanic and he took the door apart to see what was going on. Then he walked back into his garage came out witha rubber mallet and hit the door right around where the motor was while holding the up button. Sure enough it went right up. I have the window closed right now because i don't want to take a chance of it getting stuck down again. I am going to order a new motor and have it replaced. I don't want to deal with this s**t again. Its gonna run me about 300 to get the new one installed. I think i'm done modding my car. I can't afford to pay for mods and take care of minor stuff like this too.

Thanks to all of you guys for helping me out. Luckily my mechanic didn't charge me for it. I know i can always count on stangnet to help me figure out my car problems.

Uncle Meat · Jun 27, 2006

Dan_Soprano said:
that would be me that sugested that. Works like a charm huh!! (a ford tech taught me that)!

http://eleanor.pro3i.com/showpost.php?p=6211598&postcount=2

U.M.

Dan_Soprano · Jun 27, 2006

Uncle Meat said:
http://eleanor.pro3i.com/showpost.php?p=6211598&postcount=2

U.M.

damn you!! I know I have suggested this before also.....

Uncle Meat · Jun 27, 2006

Dan_Soprano said:
damn you!! I know I have suggested this before also.....

Just pickin' on ya Dan...

U.M.

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