Having a window that won’t roll up or down sends a clear message to other people, and that message is that your car is a beater. If you have to use your hands to pull your Toyota van’s window up to a semi-closed position, or have to press to make it go down, then stop making a fool of yourself (because you are making those funny straining faces) and fix your window. A problem in the window’s function is typically one of three things.

It could be bad contacts in the switch, in which case it is fairly simple to pop out the switch and clean it. If the window has fallen off of the track, this can lead to problems with its functionality.

This problem can be repaired by simply opening up the door panel and setting it back in its track. Frequently, however, the problem may be in the actual window motor. It is an electrical motor, and the do wear out over time, especially if they get wet. Debris can find its way into the door panel and through to the delicate electronics of the Toyota van window motor, which can lead to it wearing out. Replacing the window motor is not a terribly difficult task, although it does take some knowledge of how to remove interior paneling. It is important that your window be able to roll up, as otherwise, your car could be destroyed by nature or robbed. The window motor is not a repairable, and so we stock replacement OEM Toyota van window motors. You can order you new window motor from our online catalogue anytime using our convenient 24/7 ordering form.Your new window motor will be shipped right to your home or garage.