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power window question

The_Danimal

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I have a problem with my drivers side power window.... it's kinda got me stumped because i've never had something like this happen, they've either worked or not worked....

when i roll down my window (using the manual or automatic function of the button), it get's stuck about 3/4s of the way down. it will not roll up or down immediately thereafter; however, if i wait a few minutes and try the switch again, it will roll all the way down or all the way up... does this sound like a motor problem to you? has this sort of thing happened before to some of you, some insight would be awesome, thanks.

btw, it's a 95 blazer with all power options.
 
my 84 did the same thing. my motor is a little tired, but i took off the door panel and got inside and lubbed up the gears and tracks for the set up and it worked much better, not 100% but it did not get stuck anymore.
 
Ya if you get in there and clean all that old grease off your tracks and then re-lube them, it should work pretty good. I agree with shockline though, your motor sounds tired. Do not replace the motor w/o cleaning your tracks, it would be like peeing in the wind.
 
The reason it stops working altogether and then starts up again is because the power window circuit is on a self-resetting circuit breaker. When you're leaning on the button and the window is grunting, it over-amps and pops the breaker. Once it cools down and resets, it works again.

Go ahead and clean the tracks and see if it helps but you'll probably end up getting a new motor. I found mine brand new on eBay for like $16 each. Might as well replace it if you have the whole door torn apart anyway.

Of course, if the window doesn't seem to be moving slow or anything, you might just need to replace the breaker.
 
goldwing2000 said:
The reason it stops working altogether and then starts up again is because the power window circuit is on a self-resetting circuit breaker. When you're leaning on the button and the window is grunting, it over-amps and pops the breaker. Once it cools down and resets, it works again.

Go ahead and clean the tracks and see if it helps but you'll probably end up getting a new motor. I found mine brand new on eBay for like $16 each. Might as well replace it if you have the whole door torn apart anyway.

Of course, if the window doesn't seem to be moving slow or anything, you might just need to replace the breaker.
Where is the breaker located?
 
86haubs said:
Where is the breaker located?

Should be right in the fuse box with everything else, unless 94 is different for some reason.
 
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