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I have a 2000 LeSabre Limited and my passenger window just dropped as well. Looks like I am the latest victim.
I would love to figure out how to take the door apart, raise the window and keep it up, but I cannot find any type of instructions online. After reading all of the postings, I am now afraid to use any of the windows.
I inherited a 2001 Buick LaSabre with 17, 000 miles on it... I'm really dissatisfied with the power windows.
Today I now had my third power window go out, I lost my drivers side, the drivers side rear, and now the front passenger window went out. Also, if these window motors are defective, why in the world are they still selling them... This cost will be over 2,000 dollars to keep replacing these defective windows.
I plan to file a suit against Buick to get my money for this inferior product... if anyone knows numbers that matter, please let me know, it will save me leg work..thanks.
I finally unloaded my Buick LeSabre because of the power window problems and bought a Toyota Camry hybrid. This is the first time in 30 years I bought a Japanese car. GM really blew it on not handling this problem because I will never buy a GM vehicle again because of their basic dishonesty. I am not surprised that GM is in financial trouble and why they command no loyalty from their customers. It's automobile Karma.
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