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Old 08-18-2007, 09:22 AM
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Can someone direct me on how to do this? I have door panel off but don't know which bolts & nuts to reove to get bad window motor out.
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Old 08-18-2007, 09:29 AM
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I'm most postive that the motor is riveted in. I had mine done and it looked like a bitch to do. They replaced the rivets with bolts so that next time it will be easier. If your going to do it yourself I would take some pics on how its setup in there before riping it out and can't get it back in. Just a thought. Sorry I didn't help out much. Good Luck!!
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Yea, I noticed they were riveted in and figured that is what I would do. Anyone have any pics for reference on what exactly it is?
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hey Wam - save yourself alot of time and questions and look at this detailed manual:

http://shbox.com/page/windowmotor.html

Basically you put a big drill bit on the rivet heads and the soft aluminum goes away. Make sure you brace the window... all the details are on the web pages.

I did my passenger side door 2 years ago, I have to do my driver side now...
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sorry - should have been 'hey Sam'...
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A member recently posted very detailed pictures on how to replace a window motor. It tells you where to drill.
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Ive replaced about 6 of the bastards and it gets easier everytime . Just be sure when you put the new one in you tighten the little bolts that are supplied with the new motor as tight as you can cause I had one back off and I had to pull it all back apart.
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Thanks so much!! It is done and buttoned up. Z-mod, where are you from? I'd like to at least buy you a beer. You saved me countless hours and frustration on this project.
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I'm in the Raleigh area. No need for the beer, I've had a lot of help on these forums. I just hope my driver's door window motor goes as fast as yours did.



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