Hi the driver side window sounds like glass or crackling noise sounds like glass grinding the moter seams to work and i have a new swtich but the window does not go up or down when i press the button it sounds like grinding noise took off door panle the window is fine wont go up or down

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If you can hear the realy clicking the power is there the motor is dead

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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.

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window regulator failure. Check window regulator guide for damage. If damage replace!! Hopefully this helps

SOURCE: driver side door window wont go down it sounds

CLICKING GRINDING SOUNDS... THE WINDOW MOTOR ASSY IS BAD.. THE GEAR CAMS ARE GONE... CHEAPEST WAY IS TO REMOVE THE MOTOR AND REMOVE THE PLATE THAT COVERS THE GEAR HOUSING..GO TO ADVANCE AUTO AND FIND THE GEAR CAM KIT....THEY DO SELL IT IF YOU GET A LAZY PERSON BEHIND THE COUNTER THATS DOES NOT WANT TO LOOK FOR IT..IT SHOULD BE 3 PIECES THAT JUST SIT INTO THE SLOTS .. YOU WILL SEE HOW IT GOES

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Master switch failures are common - especially when they have the "Auto Down" feature. Ford started this in the late production 2002 models - your may or may not have this..Motor failures are also common. You can test the circuit very easilly using a simple test light and a couple of jumper wires. Pull the master switch up out of the door. (Be careful not to break the snap-clip mounts)

The Light Blue/Black wire is your main battery feed into the switch. This should be hot any time the ignition switch is on.
The solid Black wire is your main ground.
The White/Black and the Tan/Light blue wires go to the driver's window motor. If you check these wires with your test light, one should be hot and the other should be ground when you operate the switch. In one direction (Up or Down) The White/Black wire will be hot and the Tan/Light blue wire will be ground. When you operate the switch in the other direction, the Tan/Light Blue wire will be hot and the White/Black wire will be ground. If it does not work like this, replace the master switch (Make sure you test for both power and ground in each direction...you can test for power by connecting your test light to the Black wire and you can test for ground by connecting your test light to the Light Blue/Black wire)

If the switch is operating as described above, replace the window motor.