Power Window Failure
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Power Window Failure
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The wonderful power window on the driver's side (naturally) has ceased to function. It acted real slow going up the last time (had to help it) and now doesn't work any more. I assume since the amount of times it's been used, the motor has failed. Does anyone have any advise or know of a site that could help me thru this daunting task of replacing the motor? I have a Haynes but, it doesn't have any advise to offer. Thanx in advance... BTV
The wonderful power window on the driver's side (naturally) has ceased to function. It acted real slow going up the last time (had to help it) and now doesn't work any more. I assume since the amount of times it's been used, the motor has failed. Does anyone have any advise or know of a site that could help me thru this daunting task of replacing the motor? I have a Haynes but, it doesn't have any advise to offer. Thanx in advance... BTV
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From: duncan oklahoma
take you door panel off and the dust barrier.where the motor bolts up to the regulator assy,there should be 3 center punch marks in the door skin.drill them out with a 1/2 drill bit and remove the 3 bolts.its easy just make sure you are over the bolts.
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You don't even need to do that.
Remove the door panel and the dust barrier. Reach inside the door and pop the motor out of the bracket. You can see inside the door how the top of the motor comes out. Then just unplug it. Installation is the reverse. No drilling necessary.
Remove the door panel and the dust barrier. Reach inside the door and pop the motor out of the bracket. You can see inside the door how the top of the motor comes out. Then just unplug it. Installation is the reverse. No drilling necessary.
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From: duncan oklahoma
Originally Posted by andym
You don't even need to do that.
Remove the door panel and the dust barrier. Reach inside the door and pop the motor out of the bracket. You can see inside the door how the top of the motor comes out. Then just unplug it. Installation is the reverse. No drilling necessary.
Remove the door panel and the dust barrier. Reach inside the door and pop the motor out of the bracket. You can see inside the door how the top of the motor comes out. Then just unplug it. Installation is the reverse. No drilling necessary.
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