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Old 06-25-2007, 05:57 PM
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i need to know how hard it is to change out the window motor and if anyone knows where i can find a write up on it. i just bought the window motor from advance auto parts and was debating wether i should do it myself or pay someone to do it.
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its not too hard.just a little tricky
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Motor cost me about 55 and I did it myself. Not hard at all. I had a thead in the general repair section with the link.... Good luck.
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Originally Posted by blkbird
Motor cost me about 55 and I did it myself. Not hard at all. I had a thead in the general repair section with the link.... Good luck.
yea, it cost me like 60 and now it needs to be installed.
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http://shbox.com/page/windowmotor.html

There ya go man. This is the exact writeup I used and it's great. It walks you through with detailed pics and info. Keep the thread up if you need any other help since you may run into a problem. Just be careful with your door panel because clips are notorious for breaking
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Originally Posted by connexion2005
http://shbox.com/page/windowmotor.html

There ya go man. This is the exact writeup I used and it's great. It walks you through with detailed pics and info. Keep the thread up if you need any other help since you may run into a problem. Just be careful with your door panel because clips are notorious for breaking
thanx man. thats exactly what i need. looks like ill be doing it myself. where can i buy the bolts that hold it in place? do i have to go get em from like home depot or sumthing like that?
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The new motor should come with new hardware. They are the freakin most annoying little bitches to. The bolts are so tiny you think you'll never get the nut on and everything but keep trying and you will...lol. It would be cool to have a rivet gun for that project...
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There is also a good writeup floating around that shows you how to rebuild the motor. Its really simple but it doesn't retain the auto off on the drivers window once it bottoms out and I just knew that if I rebuilt mine I or someone else wouldn't realize that and catch something on fire...lol.
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If you wanna wait for the weekend, I might can do it for a 6 pack lol. I've got a rivet gun you can borrow at any rate, where in SW Houston are you?




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