well it's me again and it looks like i'm having the same dang problem again, but this time it's the front drivers side window. I went to let the window down and I heard a loud pop. I already knew what it was because I already had a regulator replaced in the back window 2 WEEKS earlier. I contacted the dealership only to be told there is really nothing they can do but replace the regulator and quoted me a price of $400 plus dollars. In my frustration I have contacted Ford and am awaiting a response back from them. I am hoping they will place this issue on recall and provide QUALITY replacement parts.

I have had three window motor and or regulators replaced in my 2004 F150 double cab. Both front windows replaced under extended warranty which still cost me $115 deductable. The last one earlier this week was a back window and they said it was the regulator. Extended warranty had run out so it cost me $400, won't have the dealer/stealer do any more work for me.

This is an obvious issue. I've owned Fords my whole life and am very disappointed. Friend of mine has two Ford Focus' and they have replaced the window motor or regulator 7 times between the two. How can this not be an issue?

I will seriously think twice before I buy another Ford as much as I hate to say it.

This truck belongs to my husband and has been deployed off and on quite a bit. The back passenger window has probably been let down a total of "FIVE TIMES".

This is really UNCALLED FOR ... my FIVE YEAR old was sitting back there in her car seat, what if the window had SHATTERED when it fell????? This is completely ridiculous! We have THREE FORD ... and have had NOTHING BUT ISSUES, LIES AND PROBLEMS from two of them over the last year!! We will definitely be moving on to TOYOTA OR SOMEONE ... BESIDES FORD!!!!! Someone who is going to stand behind there products! RIDICULOUS!!! I have to fork out 335.00 for something that is there problem ... as their trying to BE CHEAP!!!

Within weeks of the warranty expiring the driver window fell into door. Our local dealer got it taken care of under warranty. Six months later the passenger front window fell out which we had to pay for. I understand that we can expect the back to fall out in the near future.

Also, the truck is missing at idle and I am afraid to have the plugs changed due to the problem with plugs breaking off in the head. It is not in the shop for clunking in the rear end which I expect to get very expensive. This truck is rated to tow 8700 pound. The only towing has been a jetski for a total of maybe 500 miles. Why should we be having differential issues short of Ford selling defective vehicles?

Have owned Fords my whole life. No real complaints, until now. Bought my wife a beautiful 2004 Ford F-150 4 door Lariat. Have owned it 6 months and have replaced 3, yes thats 3, window regulators. The windows just fall down into the door. I am FED the F%#@ up with this. My local ford dealer basically told me to pound sand over it. By reading the other complaints this is a serious issue that Ford needs to address. I cant speak for everyone else but they are on the verge of loosing a customer over this!!!!!!

Since this appears to be a such a common problem I guess not much explanation is needed. I heard a loud pop as I was rolling up my driver's side window and the window dropped down into the door. Took it to the dealer and bent over. I will call Ford tomorrow and scream and holler.

Update from Jun 15, 2009: Ford offered to split the cost to replace the remaining three window regulators up to 60,000 miles or 6 years. It's not the best case scenario but it could be worse.

Update from Feb 23, 2010: Passenger's side went out last Sunday as the window was being rolled down at 67k miles. Dealer repaired it for $150 after I complained and "they called Ford".

I have a friend who works for Ford and I had him look into this for me. He said the repair rate is very low and is not a concern to Ford. You need to make sure you are complaining to your local dealer when your next one breaks. The cost of the part to the dealer is $98 with a time of .6 hours to install.

Well this is finally my third window so i only have one more to go! All my windows except for my passenger have broke...i now have over 800 dollars in this ridiculous peace of sh*t. i fixed the first one myself but it was such a pain in the ass that i had ford do the other one...but for double the price of doing it myself i won't give them a chance to fix it again and rape me for even more money. im a diehard ford fan from my work truck to my daily driver all the way down to my streetrods. But this really gets me steamin when i walk out to the parking lot and my window is down... Really makes me think if i want another ford.

Rear window fell in to door when driving down the road at 35mph. Took it to auto glass shop and was told it was a faulty regulator and that I needed to take it to Ford dealer for repair. They also said this was a common problem with this truck and that it should have been recalled. Took it to the Ford dealer for repair and was told by mechanic that is was a common problem and the he too felt it should be a recall and that it could happen to all the other windows and there is nothing I can do to prevent it. He said he felt guilt every time someone came in with this problem and that Ford should take care of it.

Well for the sake of having to file four complaints about all four windows I'll just list them here. In August of last year, 2008, my front passenger window on my Supercrew decided to slowly go down while driving on the highway. I hit the button to try and bring it up but all I heard was a crackling noise after having a mechanic diagnose the problem, $50.00, to the dealer I hurried to purchase a replacement window regulator. On May 4, 2009 the same thing happened again but this time I was at work. An employee came to my office and asked if I knew that my rear passenger window was down. I jumped up and went outside thinking I might have let it down by accident that morning while backing in to park, but when I tried to let it up all I heard was crackling again. I did not panic this time because I immediately knew what the problem was so off to the dealer to purchase another window regulator.

Well a couple of days ago, May 25, 2009 I go to get into my truck and proceeded to let the windows down and to my total disbelief, that freakin' crackling noise now coming from my rear drivers side window, again another window regulator gone out, so off to the dealers again. Well low and behold I go to get in my truck this morning and yes you got it the front drivers side window starts crackling. I sat there for a moment in utter disbelief fuming from every opening in my body. If someone else had told me this story I would not have believed them. I just got back from purchasing the 4th regulator completing the cycle of misery. My truck just turned over to 45000 miles and I am seriously scratching my head now about Ford vehicles. I guess its true about their acronym Found On Road Dead !!!!!!!!!!!!!

Not once, not twice, but the third time this has happened! Each time i was rolling up my window and it got to the top with a pop! After the second time around i started to wonder if fellow ford owners had ever had this problem. My spidey senses were right on, it seems to be one of the most common complaints with ford truck owners. I havent heard anything about ford owning up to the problem, only ways the common man can fix it themselves. Check out (FordF150.net) it breaks down the whole process in fixing the window regulator, its like a Chilton manual. As for any other help your all on your own, Ford has bigger problems these days!