I have a 2004 F-150 with power windows. Today I rolled the driver side window all the way down and now it won't go back up. If I hit the switch, I can hear the motor functioning, but the window is not moving. I'm wondering if it is just off of its track? How do you take the door apart to look? Any info would be greatly appreciated.

 

You'll have to pull the inside panel off of the door to expose the motor and track inside. There should be a few screws located around the outside of the panel, usually along the bottom and door jamb. After you remove the screws, you need to pop the door panel from the clips that hold it in. Once it's off you'll be able to see the inside and the window, track, motor, etc.

 

My driver's side power window quit working Aug 2010. I let FORD fix the problem. Now April 2012 the problem returned. I checked on line and decided I would fix it. The butt end of a cable broke loose from a plastic slide. To take off the door panel, which slides up, I removed 5 bolts. I also removed the speaker mounts that poke through square holes and I rounded them off so the speaker screws just spins and does not tighten.
Now that I'm almost finished, I cannot find NEW speaker mounts. The FORD parts guy said that I have to order the speakers to get these plastic mounts.
Can anyone help find 4 speaker mounts?

 

Is it possible to use a little "JB Kwik" weld to secure the plastic anchors ? They will never give you a problem once secured will they?