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Question
The window does not go up or down, and there is a clicking sound when I press it.

Is it the motor since they do not have a separate a fuse for the window, and how much would replacing a motor for the window cost?

Thanks
Nick

Answer
Hello Nick,

The clicking sound that you hear when you press the window switch is a relay located under the dash.  It is possible that you have a bad switch or broken wire, but it is most likely that you have a bad window motor.

The cost to replace the motor will vary depending on who makes the repair and how familiar they are with the job.  My guess is that a Ford dealer could charge as much as $330.  A good mechanic using a Ford motor could be as much as $200.  A specialist like me using a good quality aftermarket motor would be in the $150 range.

Let me know if you have any other questions.

Ben  .... the power window guy  

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Ben Menard

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I am interested in answering questions regarding power window problems. Most typically those inquires will involve problems with window regulators, window motors, and window switches.

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I have been repairing window problems full time for over seven years. I have repaired most all types of problems in the majority of domestic and import vehicles newer than 1988.

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The only education available in this field - the school of hard knocks!

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