1999 GRAND MARQUIS DRIVER WINDOW MOTOR RUNS BUT WINDOW STAYS DOWN

Asked by RPM1956 Oct 28, 2013 at 04:11 PM about the 1999 Mercury Grand Marquis

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

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Ratpuppy answered 10 years ago

I had to replace the block of four pwr. window switches on the driver's door to fix the problem. It comes as one piece with one connector. Look for a quality or OEM part. I know over $150 seems like a lot of money, but the $50 one I got first started losing paint and the push-to-hold switch was backwards.

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ebanket answered 9 years ago

electric window does not come down on passages side. I replaced the same motor about 8 months ago and the dealer said there is no warranty on electric parts. can i replace it with a manual window handle.

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