Diagnosing & Replacing The Power Window Motor In An S10 Blazer Power window systems in late vehicles are built on 3 basic platforms.   The scissors system is by far the most popular, and is what this article will show.  Although the vehicle shown is a Chevy S10 pickup, most scissors systems (especially GM's) are very similar.

The first step in diagnosing a power window motor that doesn't move is to check the fuses and/or circuit breakers!  Check for power with the ignition key in the on position. If the power checks out, remove the door panel and liner on the offending door.

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