If you have power windows, your Chevrolet Corvette window motor can be found beneath the inside door panel. The Corvette window motor is an important component that provides the power to your power windows, in the same way turning of a crank provides power for manual windows. Many people believe the Chevrolet Corvette window motor actually moves your windows up and down, but this is not the case.

Though cars equipped with power windows do have a Corvette window motor, it is actually the window regulator that provides the mechanical means to raise and lower window, whether you have manual or power windows. The Chevrolet Corvette window motor turns the gears of the window regulator, which allows it to move.

Your Corvette window motor is operated through the window switches on your door or center console, which feature contact points on the undersides with wiring connecting the switches to the window motor. When you press your window switches, the contacts connect or disconnect according to the direction you pressed, which tells your window motor which way to move the window regulator. Problems with your Corvette window motor can occur when it becomes worn or burned out due to normal use, or through hard operation because of grunge buildup in the window track. Your window motor will also not work if the fuse is blown or the wiring is loose. If you hear no sound when you press the window switch for your broken power windows, the problem is likely somewhere with your Corvette window motor.Order a replacement window motor from us and save money and time.