Checked all fuses...they're good. Where is the power window relay? I've checked my Chilton's manual, and they don't have anything in the glossary about windows, power windows, or even relay locations.

The passenger window works from both of it's switches.

 

Bump.

Need this problem fixed...car will be on the road in about 1 week and I can't be having my driver window stuck in the down position.

 

The first thing I would do is find out if you have power to the switch and how much. I would check that with a test light or a meter. If you do not have power to the switch check fuses and relays. If you have power going to the switch, then check for power going to the motor. If there is power going to the motor and it doesn't work then I would venture to say that the motor is bad. If the motor is bad, replace the motor.

 

Every time I've ever had a power window problem like this...it was the power window relay.

That relay handles the auto-roll down feature. Without that relay, or with the relay being broken...the window won't function at all since it draws it's power through that relay.

I really need to know the location of that relay, since I have a million spares lying around. I can test power leads to and from the relay to figure out whereabouts my problem is...much easier and faster than pulling apart the door panel.

There is power at the power window fuses...so between the fuse panel and driver power window switch is the problem...my money is on the relay being shot.