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The average cost for a Door Window Motor Replacement is between $140 and $299. Labor costs are estimated between $60 and $120 while parts are priced between $82 and $220.

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Mobile Auto Truck Repair Omaha

Looking for mobile power window repair services in Omaha NE? Mobile power window repair, servicing Omaha NE. We also repair manual windows, window motors, regulators, switches, etc…Call us for all your power windows issue!If your Window is Stuck? Cost? Call us free estimates. Mobile Auto Truck Repair Omaha. Located in Omaha Nebraska.

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WINDOW MOTOR REPLACEMENT COST

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POWER WINDOW REPAIR SERVICES IN OMAHA  

Is your car window taped up to hold it in place? Do you have a garbage bag where your window should be? Does the glass slide down while you're driving? Or maybe your window works when it wants to, or doesn't work at all!

Whatever the problem, the experts at Mobile Auto Truck Repair Omaha can take care of all your window service needs. We are a mobile power window repair company that services your vehicle at your home or office. We service all makes and models, foreign and domestic.

With our extensive experience, we can usually diagnose your problem right over the phone by asking a few key questions. We try to quote a "worst case scenario", because no one likes surprises when it comes to the bill. If for some reason your problem is out of the ordinary, we will make a service call at your request. The fee for the service call will be applied towards the repair.

We take pride in our quality parts and our affordable prices and we warranty our work in writing.

We also service manual windows, power door locks, latches, door handles, etc. Each of our ASE Certified Technicians has a several years’ experience in this industry and strive to provide convenient, professional service to our customers. Contact us today for an appointment.

POWER WINDOW MOTOR REPLACEMENT & REPAIR OMAHA

Once you get the door panel off, the window motor can either be removed as is by simply loosening a few bolts or punching out some rivets and disconnecting a wiring harness, or in some cases the entire regulator assembly will have to be removed to gain access the window motor.

WHAT IS A POWER WINDOW MOTOR AND WHERE IS IT LOCATED?

Almost all modern vehicles come equipped with power windows instead of manual windows, making the raising and lowering of windows as easy as pushing a switch. A key component of the proper operation of your vehicle’s power windows is the power window motor, also commonly referred to as a window lift motor or an electric window motor. Power window motors are located behind your vehicle’s door panels. This electric motor, when activated by the push of the power window switch, powers the linkage of the lifting mechanism that actually moves the windows up and down, called a window regulator.

HOW DO I KNOW MY POWER WINDOW MOTOR NEEDS TO BE REPLACED?

Since windows are used frequently, the power window motor is one of the most actively used parts in any vehicle. One of the most obvious signs of window motor failure might be an immobile window. One way to see if the motor is the cause is to listen to it when you press the window switch. If there is not sound coming from the motor, it's most likely defective. A surefire way to tell is to check the voltage of the window motor with a voltmeter. Test the voltage while flicking the window switch up and down. If you see the voltage reach or pass 12 volts and then lower—compared to the switch maintaining its voltage—then electricity is reaching the motor but its failing to move, resulting in a busted window motor. You can also test the resistance in the motor with an ohmmeter.

Below are some problems that may contribute to broken window motors

  • Damaged window regulator
  • Worn or compromised weatherstripping
  • Misaligned window
  • Misplaced window stops
  • Obstructions in the windows or doors
  • Weakened balance springs
  • Ground wiring fault