75,xxx miles and the left motor went out. I was warming the car up this morning to head off to work, and I lowered the windows to clear that condensation/due off the window. But when I went to roll it up it stuck. I tried again . I knew it would be raining today, and couldn't imagine sitting in the parking lot all day with the window half way down .

It didn't die slowly or give any indication that it was on the brink, it just STOPPED.
I waited a few minutes, tried again and it went up a few inches.

Few minutes later, up a few more inches. And so on until it went up. But I'm thinking it might be time for a new motor.

(as long as it isn't an electrical problem, which I doubt)

 

i have a 99 and at fourty two thousand (a week after i bought it ) the switch was cooked. It was the same thing that happend to you it just didn't go up good thing it was under warrenty

 

4 of the 5 of my families GM cars have had power window problems. The car that hasn't had power window problems is my moms car and she never rolls down the windows.

 

68k miles...and still working.

My friend has 2000 SS.....at 37000 and then at 60000 miles...left window took a ****

 

110,000 and i haent had a prob ....(my left arm is gettting a lil sore of craking though)

 

I was mainly worried about it sitting inthe parking lot all day with the window down, I thought that windows slowed down before dying...Like I said, thankfully I was able to get it back up within ten minutes.

 

I haven't had my camaro for more than a month, and the right motor is going out. It has 63,000 miles.

 

yeah the big windows dont help so i usually help the windows by hand at times

it may be your switch since since there was no warning try that first

 

I finally had my drivers window die. Instead of worrying about the new motor I just ripped it out and put a hand crank on it. I'll never have to worry about it again. I am just waiting for the passengers side to do it since I bought an extra crank so they would match.