Drivers side window problem, need a tip on removing the motor..
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Drivers side window problem, need a tip on removing the motor..
I have the door panel removed and can see that the cable is all bound up, motor works fine though. I can't figure out how to remove the power window motor though. I removed one bolt but it's still riveted to the long silver shaft that goes top to bottom in the door. How do I get this thing out to replace it? Is it fixable? Thanks..
And yes I searched.
And yes I searched.
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I have the door panel removed and can see that the cable is all bound up, motor works fine though. I can't figure out how to remove the power window motor though. I removed one bolt but it's still riveted to the long silver shaft that goes top to bottom in the door. How do I get this thing out to replace it? Is it fixable? Thanks..
And yes I searched.
And yes I searched.
This is a design flaw with the cable system in these regulators.
#3
Damn that really sucks.... Guess I'll get crackin tomorrow. I found this http://www.fordf150.net/articles/idx...or--Motor.html Sounds like I have to pull the window out too... Geez. Thanks for the reply.
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You don't? Can you give me some details then? the instruction on the link I posted above claim you do.... Less work is better. Keep in mind the motor seems to work fine the cable is just all bound up.
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I think there are 5 bolts (can't remember, been a year) holding the reg assy to the door. There are two fasteners holding the window clamps to the reg assy. You take off the door panel, move the window to see where the clamp fasteners are and loosen them. Disconnect the window and move it all the way up and tape the window in the up position. Remove the rest of the bolts and take out the reg assy. The rest is in reverse order, just make sure to check the window function, you may have to adjust the window clamp bolts to get it just right.
Last edited by Stealth; 09-27-2008 at 08:22 PM. Reason: speeling
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