Inside the door panel of your power window equipped vehicle, you will find your Ford F350 window motor. This small electric motor is operated through wires attached to the undersides of your window switches. Contact points beneath the switches are connected or disconnected when you press the switch up or down, which tells your F350 window motor which way to turn.

You may think that the window motor is the only component used for your power windows, but it is actually an engine to turn the gears of the window regulator. Vehicles with both manual and power windows make use of a series of gears and arms known as a window regulator to translate rotary motion into lateral (up and down) movement, which raises and lowers your windows.

For manual windows, the hand crank controls the gears. The Ford F350 window motor handles this task for power windows.

If your windows are slowing down or frozen in place, it is important to figure out whether you are having a problem with your window motor or your window regulator. The most direct way to diagnose faulty power windows is to listen when you press the window switch. A humming or grinding noise means that your F350 window motor is still trying to work, but your window regulator won’t move the right way. If you don’t hear anything, then for some reason your Ford F350 window motor is not working. This may be due to a blown fuse, loose or faulty wiring, or the motor itself, which can get burned out over time.Once you have determined what is at fault in your power windows, browse our extensive online catalogue to find the F350 window motor, fuses, window switch kits, or window regulator you need, all at our great low prices.