2001 Suburban - Power window not working

Today I got in my Suburban and the rear driver's side power window would not work. I tried working it with both the driver's switch and door switch. Nothing. All other windows worked fine.

A couple miles down the road the window started working fine and has ever since.

Is there anything a non-mechanic can check or is this a common problem that others know about?

Thanks, Brown

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Brown Weed
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GM Tech

moving the wire harness in the drivers door and operate the window. Cam

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Brown Weed

I had the same problem with a 2000 Tahoe I had. I took it to dealership and got it fix free. The service person said that it was a known problems with the Tahoe.

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John

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Brown Weed

hi

found this : Rear Door Window Inoperative (Replace Affected Motor/Inspect Opposite Motor) #00-08-64-018C - (03/01/2002) Rear Door Window Inoperative (Replace Affected Motor/Inspect Opposite Motor)

2000-2001 Chevrolet and GMC C/K Utility and Crew Cab Pickup Models

This bulletin is being revised to change Correction information and add warranty information. Please discard Corporate Bulletin Number 00-08-64-018B (Section 08 -- Body and Accessories).

Condition Some customers may comment that the rear door window is inoperative.

Correction Replace the affected window motor. Refer to the Window Regulator Motor Replacement procedure (SI Document ID #768004). Inspect the other side following the procedure below.

good luck

paul

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Paul

Thanks Paul. I will probably take it back to the dealer. Thanks for arming me with this information.

Brown

00-08-64-018B
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Brown Weed

John,

Do you remember what they fixed?

Thanks, Brown

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Brown Weed

I also have a 2001 Suburban and both door rear power windows tanked at about 34,000 miles. Took it in to the dealership and they had to replace both motors in the doors.

The driver's side rear door on ours did something similar to yours. It stopped working and one day my wife hit the front driver's door controls with her knee on accident and the rear door PW started working again. The shop still replaced the motor though in both doors (the passenger side rear PW was definitely dead).

Good luck!

-Jeff

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Jeff

Thanks Jeff,

The information I glean from this newsgroup is OUTSTANDING!

Thanks to everyone, Brown

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Brown Weed

No problem at all! I feel the same way. I always get great info from the folks here and I always try to contribute when I have some info that is applicable.

Take care!

-Jeff

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Jeff

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