Unless you already know,,,,,,,, this'll blow ya socks off.
I know a young woman that owns a 2010 model Jeep.
She has owned it since new.
It has had issues since new,, with warning lights etc coming on for no discernable reason, that Jeep has not been able to rectify 100 %
Just recently the woman's young daughter shut one of the front doors (slammed) and the window then refused to wind up.
Upon inspection I found the cause.
The window is raised and lowered via a fine cable which is wound on a spool not unlike a a scale model of a winch that is powered by the
electric window drive motor.
The cable had jumped off the spool and had been slightly mangled as a result.
The next day she drove it to the local Jeep dealership to book it in for repair.
Now this is the big CRUNCH that'll blow ya socks off.
>>> The receptionist lady on the front counter told her that,,,,,, "Although they were quite busy,,, they were'nt really interested in taking the job on,
because a Jeep's serviceable life is
only ten years, and that this particular vehicle was already 11 years old.
Holey Moley,,,,,,,,,, Where do ya go after being told something like that ???
So the day after, she makes contact with one of the many plain ordinary mechanical repair places and asks if they could maybe fix it.
Sure,,,,, no worries they said. Bring it in and let us have a look at it.
The repair was done the day after.
The only issue was (as per usual in todays world) the whole window mechanism including the window winding motor had to be replaced as a unit.
Buyer Beware still applies ,,,,,,,,
I do not fear death itself... Only its inopportune timing!
I've come to realize that,,,,, the two most loving, loyal, and trustworthy females in my entire life were both canines.