Before you start tearing apart the entire door, it may just be a ground problem. The window motor/mechanism is riveted to the inside panel. Many times the panel is either first painted or primed. When the mechanism is installed the only ground may through a crack in the paint.
First Place a jump wire to a good grounding surface(bare metal)maybe by the steering column. Place the other end of the wire directly on the window mechanism. Switch on the power %26amp; try the window. If this solves the problem then remove the rivets by either grinding or drilling. Clean the paint from the mating surface %26amp; install bolts to hold in place.
禄禄禄|||About power window can be read in http://discoblog.biz/cars-transportation/?q=power%20window||| you will have to remove the door Panel,it usually have some screws and clips,also sometimes you have to remove the door handle.once you remove the Panel you will have view of the window motor,remove the screws that secures the motor unhook the power supply and any linkage that con trolls the window,replace the new motor and connections and then the panel.that should be it.|||you have to take the inside panel off your door and drill out the rivets that holds the motor. but before you start tearing stuff up, it might just be a fuse or the switch on the door.
