97markviii
LVC Member
Hey everybody,
In my 2001 Continental, my rear windows will only work "sometimes." The rear-drivers side hasn't worked for almost a year now, and the passengers side rear window works occasionally. Because they seem to work occasionally, could this mean the window motors are going bad? I was also wondering if the connectors to the switches might me malfunctioning or becoming disconnected...I can hear a clicking sound when I try to use either the master switches or the rear switches...Is there a way just to pull the switch panel out of the rear door panels, or do I have to completely remove the rear door panel? I tried looking, but the only screws I could find were in the bottom of the hand grab (there are 2 hidden under a vanity cover) and when I removed them nothing seemed to budge. When I removed the two screws, I tried to gently pry off the panel with a screw driver, but I didn't want to damage it if I wasn't supposed to be doing that. :shifty: Any help is graciously appreciated.
Also, if it may be the window motors, how expensive/hard is that to fix yourself? I am somewhat mechanically inclined and I have a little bit of spare time coming in the future, but I might use that to conquer my blend door actuator problem in my Mark VIII. Thanks!
In my 2001 Continental, my rear windows will only work "sometimes." The rear-drivers side hasn't worked for almost a year now, and the passengers side rear window works occasionally. Because they seem to work occasionally, could this mean the window motors are going bad? I was also wondering if the connectors to the switches might me malfunctioning or becoming disconnected...I can hear a clicking sound when I try to use either the master switches or the rear switches...Is there a way just to pull the switch panel out of the rear door panels, or do I have to completely remove the rear door panel? I tried looking, but the only screws I could find were in the bottom of the hand grab (there are 2 hidden under a vanity cover) and when I removed them nothing seemed to budge. When I removed the two screws, I tried to gently pry off the panel with a screw driver, but I didn't want to damage it if I wasn't supposed to be doing that. :shifty: Any help is graciously appreciated.
Also, if it may be the window motors, how expensive/hard is that to fix yourself? I am somewhat mechanically inclined and I have a little bit of spare time coming in the future, but I might use that to conquer my blend door actuator problem in my Mark VIII. Thanks!