i know we are rehashing an old thread, but... its probably not the switch - and you can test that by checking the voltage on the wires out at the motor (which is the best thing to do, because your going to be replacing the motor to fix the problem). but on that note, i replaced my multi-function switch on the ram. it takes a little patience, and its best to have the haynes or the service manual to boost your confidence, but its not too bad. the ram did require a set of 'security torx (hollow)' from autozone, $9 for the set. i got the switch from az for $42. i originally took my switch off just to test it, but after the hour of work to get it off, i decided to replace it anyway since it wasn't expensive.