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It's a 1991 f350 lariat drw non 4x4 auto I picked up years back of a guy in cali finally made some time to work on this
Powered glass not original to the car the patient is a company that makes windows guy was fired company unresponsive
Anyone ever work on one of these or have an idea of how to repair? Motor works glass is held up by screws I assume there's some kind of scissor arm missing? Belt at the bottom is stuck but theres tracks on both sides
there is hope the patient number is incorrect. it says 4671013 on the actual frame however the one that was used in the truck is a system under a later revision patent 4793099 showing only belts and skates so component-wise I'm 100 percent complete I've tested the motor and its in working condition belts are broken so I will have to disassemble the bottom half drill the rivets out and measure the appropriate length to cut belts and get this thing working
unfortunately, Im going on vacation later today and this will be put on pause for when I return in 2 1/2 weeks. The glass is out of a Ford Bronco tailgate glass with some altercations the tracks are out of a gm so with some know how someone could replicate this system out of these drawings these parts are easily obtainable out of AutoZone switch I found on amazon just a standard up down window switch
Ive ordered the window tapes and am sourcing a rubber elastic band for the window, more updates after some fun in the sun
The tape and the limit switches are all that used to wear out on the automatic seat belt retractors
The tape tracks were hard to find in the end
You should be able to find new track parts for your rear window on Ebay maybe
Find a Centurion or ARA upfitter
That is who used to make and install those IIRR
The glass is out of a Ford Bronco tailgate glass with some altercations
fisticuffs, perhaps?
The thing about the ubiquitous sliders is, they usually work. They sometimes leak, the latch breaks, but the glass doesn't drop to the bottom of the cab.
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