Every car has windows that move up and down. But what you might not know is that they move with the help of a special mechanism, the window lifter (or regulator). By design, it includes a motor ...

First things first: check the fuse. If the window is hard to push up or down manually, this may indicate an electrical problem — a bad switch, a loose connection or a broken wire. A common indication ...

A couple weeks ago, when I debuted the Ghost Ride The Whip Box at the '09 Arse Freeze-a-Palooza LeMons, I decided I needed to roll my Crown Vic's balky driver's window down all the way... and heard a ...

More than a few vintage Mustangs have windows that don't roll down and back up again easily. We've come across more than a few cars where it's quite difficult to simply roll the window down—let alone ...

There are two different types of window regulators: manual window regulators and electric window regulators. Manual window regulators have handles you can crank to raise or lower the window. Manual ...

The XJ Cherokee proves its mettle, both on- and off-pavement. Differing from the spartan 4WDs, most XJs have power options and creature comforts. Intended as an all-season grocery grabber and commuter ...

Caring for your car windows sometimes requires more than simply keeping them clean. Back then, older cars needed their windows to be cranked by hand in order to open and close. Nowadays, practically ...

Power windows are a standard feature in most modern vehicles, providing convenience and comfort with the simple press of a ...