Driving Around Cold
Hotshot
Joined: Mar 2001
Posts: 13,542
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From: Manhattan, KS
Probably your only option is to pull the back panel off the tail gate and pull out the motor and raise the window manually. I had to do that on a power window in the door on a car once. Once it is up then you need to figure out a way to keep it up. You might be able to put the motor back in to hold the window in the up position.
Post Fiend
Joined: Jan 2004
Posts: 5,377
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From: Elkhart IN
Had to do that to a couple of cars. I just unbolted the whole lifting assembly, pushed the window into place, and take a 2x4 and push it against the window, and line it up with a hole in the inner door metal and sink a wood screw into it.
Posting Guru
Joined: Apr 2005
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From: Longview, TX
The rear glass is a big favorite here at FTE.
http://www.clubfte.com/users/wheelma.../BroncoFAQ.htm
Try these faq's then do a search after you read them by going to "Forums" at the top of the page then mouse down to "Search"
You will find tons of information on the rear glass. The help here made me want to donate to support this site. It is more then worth the price.
http://www.clubfte.com/users/wheelma.../BroncoFAQ.htm
Try these faq's then do a search after you read them by going to "Forums" at the top of the page then mouse down to "Search"
You will find tons of information on the rear glass. The help here made me want to donate to support this site. It is more then worth the price.
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Joined: Mar 2001
Posts: 13,542
Likes: 76
From: Manhattan, KS
Painter21, congratulations on getting the window up. Keep hanging around here and don't be afraid to contribute, because we are a friendly bunch.
As b4hntn wrote, I became a supporter of the site because of all the money I saved on stuff I learned here and the help I have had over the years working on my trucks.
As b4hntn wrote, I became a supporter of the site because of all the money I saved on stuff I learned here and the help I have had over the years working on my trucks.
