Driver's side window won't roll up, but I can hear motor running

Most probably motor. Have someone push button while u hold ear to inside door and listen for motor to try and run.

Most time shot in dark as most will not make noise but sometimes you will hear a click letting you know that power is at least getting to motor.

if it was running slow then yes i would say the motor died. to replace you have to take the door panel off not too hard of a job if you have some mechanical abilties. i would look online for the part you can usually get it a lot cheaper than local auto stores

If you are hearing clicking but there isn't any movement, it is most likely a worn track that will have to be replaced. Good luck and stay cool

have the window motor replaced and u'll be good to go

I have had to replace three of the four window power regulators in my 2000 Durango. They just seem to stop working within a year or two of each other.

Sounds like you need a window motor. Try hitting in center of door trim panel to see if you can get it to work if so replace motor.

Window motors & regulators go bad every day. Pull your door panel, unplug the motor, if you have an ohm meter apply the leads to the leads into the motor. One will be ground the other two will raise and lower (reverse) the motor. If you show resistance between the leads the motor windings are good and the problem may be the window regulator. If you do not have an ohm meter, you can run two wires (one ground, the other hot) and test the motor by applying elec to it.

most of the time it is wires in the drivers door that break in the loom

well check window switch on driver side first does it roll down from that side / does it roll down from passenger side/ next if not do you hear the motor if yes its the switch in driver door that is bad / if you don here the motor then its the regulator/motor that needs replacing/ Please rate my response thank you very much