I left my windows open and it rained, so I think the module on the driver side is shot. But I live in Syracuse, New York, and its about to get real cold. I want to know if there is a way to jump the motor so I can at least for now get it up, and then I'll worry about the Driver Door Module later. As far as the Module, the lights work on it, but the locks, windows, and power mirrors dont respond at all. I dont know where the motor is, and when I locate it, what is a safe power source to use on the motor to raise the window?

I have some extra modules for these if you would be interested in 1. I will sell you one for 25 bucks plus shipping.

On a side note, have you checked power at your main switch to make sure the rain didnt ruin the main switch? I also have a brand new one still in the box from GM for it if you need that, let me know what one you want.

To jump the motor, remove the door panel and apply 12v directly to the motor, switching polarity will change up/down.

Door panel removal: viewtopic.php?f=18&t=253

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