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Is there a truck to removing the window regulators. I was able to get mine out but it wasnt easy. Im wanting to get them out without removing the glass if possible but if the glass has to come out then it has to come out.
Bill, As usual is correct..theres one itsy bitsy thing he forgot though...theres a spring clip which holds the roller to the regulator...pop the clip out which is large and easily latched onto...pull it out then pry the arm of the regulator out of the roller while in the window lift channel and shove the window up...use a 2X4 or similar to block it in place.
the regulator is held to the door by the 4 little phillips head screws then it simply drops into the door and to the bottom. If in the process of removing yours the screws get hammered...which they usually do, PM me or if you need any other pointers :-)
Thanks guys I got it. The rollers are fine the shafts for the handles stripped out
I didn't forget the clip as it's attached to the window roller and I would assume once it was noticed, OP could figure it out.
The shaft is made as part of the window regulator and is only available with it. Reproduced by Carpenter, listed in his 1957/66 truck repro catalog (2011 paper version) @ $100.00 each side.
Thanks for the info guys. Got everything moved around. I will need new rollers soon but I'm also gonna need new anti rattlers and all that fun stuff eventually too. While I had the old junk one out I modified it for power windows ill post video in the morning so soon ill have a set of nearly perfect original window regulators to get rid of that were gonna replace the old ones
That's great exactly how I want mine to be using the stock handle crank as the switch mine will be on a crew cab so I was thinking about using a switch panel to override the door switchs if I ever wanted to roll any windows down while driving