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Old 06-26-2006, 11:02 PM
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where do you get your replacements?? also how many have done your own?? if so how hard is it...?
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I had a friend that had done them before help me. He uses some diagram he found on here with pictures ect, really helped alot. I bet you could find it on here. I could probably do it by myself next time
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take a look for yourself
http://shbox.com/page/windowmotor.html
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Originally Posted by Jditlfm


Its very easy. Just follow the SHBOX method and you will be set. I bought my motors on EBAY and have not had any problems thus far. Here is the seller: 1aautomtive. They are all over EBAY. I bought the more expensive ones.

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it easy i got mine from oreilly's they have lifetime warranty
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much easier to do it that way... the factory way sucks big time.
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Follow the SHBOX method and its really a piece of cake. I've got the method down that it takes me roughly 15 minutes to do it. Of corse I've done it to all four of my fbodys, and both sides on two of em, so I've got a little experience in that department, heheh. I've gotten all mine at parts america/advance auto parts, all had a lifetime warranty and I never had to use it.
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window motors are the same for the 94-02 camaros right?
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I will tell you one thing though be careful not to drill the rivets out to the regulator. I can not explain how hard it is to get everything back right not to mention how dangerous it is . When I did mine I did it and let me tell you it will take you f'n hand off. I had to reload the spring, I was all by myself it was a mess. I got it though. I’m still burned out from that side I haven’t got around to doing the drivers side yet, been about 3 weeks and I’m still mad. LoL




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