Ford Explorer: Power Windows

Hey Group;

I have a 1999 Explorer and face my first problem. The passenger side rear
power window will not move. Thank God it was closed when it quit, it looks
like we're going to get a hurricane here this week!

Anyway, I figured that since the other windows still work, the fuse is OK.

Is this a common problem with Explorers? What is the best procedure for
isolating and correcting the problem? I'm pretty handy at taking things
apart (notice I didn't say putting things back together) and I have done a
lot of non automotive electrical and electronic work.

I apologize if this question is a FAQ. Please direct me to the source if
so.

I haven't been frequenting this group since my killer tires were replaced.

Regards,

Stephen Saunders, KD6EUT

Ermmmm, the subject line may say power windows...... the message text,
however, states right rear window. Missed the toes altogether 8^)


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