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  1. GOB's post in Door Microswitch or something else? was marked as the answer   
    I know the post is somewhat old, but since I am now having issues with the passenger window, I thought I would update this thread for archive purposes.  The driver's side door latch was the culprit for the issues presented above and locally (Panama) it cost $197.45.  I took it to the indie mechanic who replaced it for $80 (labor).  Actually, the indie had to do the job twice as we thought the latch was DOA, when in fact, the indie did not connect it properly and it became loose a few miles down the road.  Door taken apart again, connections verified, and all was good.
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