If your vehicle is equipped with power windows, then you will find your Ford Thunderbird window motor located under your interior door panel. The Thunderbird window motor is a small electric motor that is activated when you press your window switches, turning in one direction or the other to raise or lower your windows. Your window motor does not actually move your windows; rather, it turns the gears of your window regulator, which is the component that is mechanically responsible for the up and down motion of your window glass.

If your power windows are slowing down or have stopped working altogether, you should definitely have a look at your Ford Thunderbird window motor to find out whether it is not working. There are several things that can cause a faulty window motor.

If your fuses or blown or your wiring is loose or damaged, your Thunderbird window motor is not going to work. Grime buildup in your window track can cause your window motor to have to work extra hard to get your windows going, which will prematurely burn out the motor. Finally, your Ford Thunderbird window motor will eventually wear out over time through normal use. When your power windows suddenly become powerless, listen for noise when you press the window switch. If you do not hear anything, there is likely a problem with your Thunderbird window motor. Look to us for the components you need to repair your power windows, including new fuses, window switch kits, and window motors.You can enjoy our great low prices and fast, reliable shipping when you place your order through our secure online server, or call our toll-free customer service number to talk with our friendly staff.