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Nov 5, 2005 | 11:30 AM

glu252

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From: phila,pa usa

rear window motor

need a new motor , can somebody give a list of places to get a new one.

Nov 5, 2005 | 11:31 AM

ford390gashog

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www.rockauto.com bronco graveyard or DC or as a last resort www.kragen.com

Nov 5, 2005 | 09:51 PM

davdogg39

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i was looking for a window motor last nightfor my bronco. I saw some on Ebay for about 45 bucks. A few were prices about 10 bucks higher. good luck

Nov 6, 2005 | 09:34 AM

slickerthanyou

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Quote:

Originally Posted by glu252

need a new motor , can somebody give a list of places to get a new one.

I got a driver door one for mine 6 months ago from Bronco graveyard window winds up very fast compared to factory one on passager door. Time to change that one now.

Nov 6, 2005 | 06:36 PM

bossind

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From: Oromocto NB

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Originally Posted by slickerthanyou

I got a driver door one for mine 6 months ago from Bronco graveyard window winds up very fast compared to factory one on passager door. Time to change that one now.

Are you saying the one from the drivers door will work in the tailgate? if so cool!!

Nov 8, 2005 | 01:40 PM

slickerthanyou

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No. I replaced my drivers side door with one. But either the pass or driver does fit the tailgate- I thought I heard somewhere.

Nov 9, 2005 | 03:35 PM

bertha66

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I use the motor out of a old 80's model Ford stationwagon, small LTD or Fairmont in my 80 Bronco. It was the same as the Bronco motor. Fond that out from a parts crossover book at the local bone yard.

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Nov 29, 2005 | 06:52 PM

Steve_Uzi

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When you replace the motor... make sure that the ARMS are lubed up good... as well as the white bushings that go into the slots/tracks on the bottom of the window...

My '84 rear window got progressively slower... I was like what the heck.. turns out moisture set in on the ARMS and the surface rust buildup was causing friction... so some I took out the assembly - cleaned everything down... Zinc Chromated the ARMS - painted it with black Krylon and let it bake outside for 2 days... then I lubed it up and put it back in... much better now!