2000 Ex Rear Window Question
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2000 Ex Rear Window Question
Before I get into to much trouble I thought I would ask a question about how to service the rear window mechanism. Mine is very intermittent and am worried one day I'm not going to be able to close it. Where is it accessed from and are they the same type of motor as the door locks?
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Not sure if you can service them, I think they are sealed units. Just pop off the panel and you can get at it.
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You mean the rear passenger rollup windows right, not the rear hatch?
I would start by lubricating the window track with some silicone spray, it might simply be binding up.
Does it sound like the motor is running but the window is not moving? Did you try jiggling the wires where they lead into the door to see if it helped? Keep in mind it could be the window regulator as well.
If you are talking about the rear passenger windows here are a few links that might help you out to remove the panel and motor.
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/9...or-w-pics.html
http://www.eurekaboy.com/f250/doorremove.htm
I would narrow it down by removing the panel, unhooking the window motor and testing the connector with a test light while operating all switches and go from there. Unless when you take off the door panel you notice the regualtor is broken.
I would start by lubricating the window track with some silicone spray, it might simply be binding up.
Does it sound like the motor is running but the window is not moving? Did you try jiggling the wires where they lead into the door to see if it helped? Keep in mind it could be the window regulator as well.
If you are talking about the rear passenger windows here are a few links that might help you out to remove the panel and motor.
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/9...or-w-pics.html
http://www.eurekaboy.com/f250/doorremove.htm
I would narrow it down by removing the panel, unhooking the window motor and testing the connector with a test light while operating all switches and go from there. Unless when you take off the door panel you notice the regualtor is broken.
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Shoot, I'm so sorry, by rear window I meant the rear vent window and not the rear door window. I should have been more clear. As I mentioned it works intermittently and the window seals are clean. When it doen't operate I don't hear the motor even trying so would like to know how to get into this area. Many thanks.
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Shoot, I'm so sorry, by rear window I meant the rear vent window and not the rear door window. I should have been more clear. As I mentioned it works intermittently and the window seals are clean. When it doen't operate I don't hear the motor even trying so would like to know how to get into this area. Many thanks.
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