1998 Dodge Dakota Passenger front window

Thank you for the advice. I forgot to mention two things in my last message. Sometimes my window will go up properly and other times it will not. Also, when I first start to put the window up from the very bottom there is kind of a clunking noise and it is fairly noticeable.

I pulled off the outer plastic door panel. I see no way that the inner door panel will come off. There are no seems visible and the bolt pattern shown in the picture does not match up to what I see on my truck. What I did see looking through the holes in the inner door panel were the following: It appears that the scissor-like metal pieces have a horizontal metal rail attached to it. When the window opens & closes the scissor like metal pieces have a roller on each end that moves along the rail. These two rollers are not staying in the track of the rail. The rollers come off the track, not on the ends, but come through the track. On both rollers there are broken plastic pieces, which is probably why the rollers will not stay on track. Without being able to pull off the inner door panel, I see no way I can work on my truck. I will probably have to take it into a shop.

Without being able to get off the inner door panel I can only see so much. There is a small round plastic piece that is broken on each end, by the rollers. I cannot access the one end because the hole in the inner door panel is very small. Thanks for your help. I will let you know what a shop has to say.

I took my truck into the shop and they replaced the power window regulator without the motor. The cost was approx. $200. $100 for parts & $100 for labor. The cost seemed reasonable to me. Any thoughts on the cost? Thanks.