Power Window Not Working on the Passenger Side or Driver Side?

Steps to fix a passenger or driver-side power window not working

1. Test the Fuses with a Test Light

   Check the fuses with a test light. You can find the fuses related to the power windows on the back of the fuse box cover. Insert the prong into each divot on the top of the fuse and check for power on both sides of the fuse. If the fuses have power, move on to checking the wires. If a fuse is blown, replace it.
   
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2. Check the Wires Leading to the Power Window Switch

   Open the door and look at the wires in the door jamb. You can find them behind a protective boot. Since the doors open and close so often, wires may break over time. If the boot is broken, exposure to the outside can lead to broken wires. Check the wires on the driver and passenger side doors.
   
   If the wires are broken or torn, you can fix it by connecting broken wire with a butt connector.
   
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3. Check the Window Switch and Window Motor

   If the fuses and wires are in good condition and the parts are getting power, the problem might be with the window switch. Usually if the problem is with one window it might be the window motor. If the problem is with more than one window, it’s likely the window switch. You can tell if the switch or the window motor is the problem with a test light.
   
   Read more about how to test the power window switch and motor