Do you have power windows installed on your vehicle? If you do, and they are not working the way they should, you may have been suffering with stuck windows because you weren’t sure what was wrong. Fortunately, power windows are not that complicated to figure out. Beneath your interior door panels, you will find the apparatus that makes your power windows work.

This includes the Ford Ranger window motor, and the window regulator. The Ranger window motor is a small electric motor that puts the “power” in your power windows.

It is activated through wires connected to your window switches, and will turn in one direction or another depending on which way the switch is pressed. However, the Ford Ranger window motor does not directly move your windows. This is the responsibility of the window regulator, which is a collection of gears and arms that converts the motion of your window motor into the up-and-down motion that raises and lowers your windows. If your power windows are powerless, the problem may be with your Ranger window motor or your window regulator. Listen when you press your window switches. Do you hear any noise? If you hear a grinding sound, that is probably due to a stuck regulator, which your window motor is trying to turn. However, if you don’t hear anything, it is likely that your Ford Ranger window motor is not working, either due to the motor itself, a blown fuse, or bad wiring.You will find what you need to repair your power windows here in our online catalogue, whether it is a new Ranger window motor, fuses, a window switch kit, or a new window regulator.