The driver side electric window quit working within two years of purchase. Then it worked. Then it quit. Then it worked. Then it quit. I finally got fed up with the part time window and paid to have the switch replaced. It worked for a week. Then it quit. Has not started working again. Today, all the door locks quit working which is definitely a safety issue not to mention a major PITA. The blinkers no longer shut off automatically. After some research, I realize that paying money to fix this electronic system stuff is pointless. I now own a rolling garbage can. Thanks, Dodge. Never again.

April 24, 2015 is the latest in a series of instances. Previous times it fixed itself twice, and at least two other times rapid toggling of the switch freed it. May be a dead spot in the motor or something with the switch. Don't know that I am going to have it repaired or even checked. The last time I had a window motor fixed it was about $200 as I recall, and that was done because we were going to sell it.

Update from Jun 11, 2015: Don't recall this window working since then. Got another window switch from Pull-A-Part and installed it. The other windows work, and I think I hear the driver window trying, but still doesn't move. So not likely the switch. Will probably have to have somebody check the motor; I'm hesitant to try that myself.

The van windows have been a constant and recurring problem. Passenger side window motor changed 3 x. Electrical shorts of the wires on that side cited as additional problem that can't seem to get fixed right. Window regulators on both sides gone bad. This time it is the driver's side and window won't go back up, motor "crunches" when activated. Fed up.

This was the third Grand Caravan we bought, because we needed the largest van available, but the consistent electrical problems w/ Dodge are too infuriating and expensive in the long run. We will not buy Dodge again!!!

Both windows go up and down so slow I feel like putting a hammer through them so I dont have to watch them move an inch per hour or like last week get stuck down at 8 degrees moving fifity MPH and not wanting to move for half an hour. I would like to take the CEO of Chrysler and stick his head out the window going 50 plus at 8 degrees a and see if he can write me an apology letter for ALL the sh*t that has gone wrong with this van since purchase date! Around $3K and going. Have more issues now and cant afford a new car....Screw Dodge

Drivers door window failed to raise completely today, December 18, 2009 at 5 degrees. This van is the worst vehicle I have ever owned and I am 51. It just keeps coming with this Dodge Grand Crapavan. 1) Intake manifold gasket 2) Steering rack replacement 3) Leaking roof seals (moldy smell in van) 4) Cracked plastic molding where windshield meets hood. 5) And yes the driver's window that I managed to raise with manual assistance... Yes if I didn't need a van I would definitely trash this beast, but with a child in college I an stuck with this Crapavan until he graduates or I hit the lottery. I would love to make a woodshed out of this thing, take the tires off and put it on a foundation. It's sad that NHTSA will not establish a recall because you know Chrysler won't...BIG moneymaker these vans! If you have one I am praying for you.

Barely had the car and the power window on the driver's side is somehow dislodged and would not roll all the way up. We did not do anything out of the ordinary; but one day, the window decided not to close all the way. If we kept the button pressed, we feared that the window might shatter from force (this happened to an older Honda Civic once before). From experience, you never force the window. We figured out a way around this problem without having to get it fixed (more money down the drain just after a few months of ownership!). We roll it down once it starts to harden mid way up the window frame. It would make a loud noise because it is jammed somewhere. Then it would go back all the way up. We've dealt with it and so far it hasn't gotten worse, but it is annoying.

One sunny warm day and about 8 months pregnant, a wave of terrible nausea came over me. As we were going about 70 on the highway and with two children under two in the back of the van, I thought rolling my window down for some fresh air just might do the trick.... only it would NOT go down!!! Not only did I have to do all I could to keep my insides in, but we had to quickly exit the busy highway so I could get some fresh air. And this was just a few months after purchasing the vehicle!!! How does anyone break or ruin the window motors or whatever else makes it go down without the part being junk??? It's wonderful now that gas is above an arm and a leg to ALWAYS have to turn on the air conditioner because the passenger side window won't roll down and air doesn't quite circulate to the back where the really sweaty children are... I love to support our Americans and their products but can they produce anything worth two cents? Cheers!