LT1-LT4 Modifications 1993-97 Gen II Small Block V8

is this window motor problem ?

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Old 06-15-2009, 09:02 PM
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the day I bought my car, I already have trouble with driver side window. some time it go half way, so time it does not go up at all, I heard a buzz noise when I try to press it, when it hot out side the window dont work, now it does not work at all. some time I press on it, it just move very very little and it stop. Where is perfect motor for replacement ? I heard advance auto have good motor, do I need new regulator ? thanks
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All you need is the motor. Most places sell them at reasonable prices. Do yourself a favor and do NOT go with a dealer motor - you'll pay out the ***.

Follow this link for replacement. Good luck.

http://www.myls1.com/cmps_index.php?...torreplacement
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Originally Posted by RamAir95TA
All you need is the motor. Most places sell them at reasonable prices. Do yourself a favor and do NOT go with a dealer motor - you'll pay out the ***.

Follow this link for replacement. Good luck.

http://www.myls1.com/cmps_index.php?...torreplacement
Gee, I wonder where that person got the ideas for the guide?
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Originally Posted by RamAir95TA
All you need is the motor. Most places sell them at reasonable prices. Do yourself a favor and do NOT go with a dealer motor - you'll pay out the ***.

Follow this link for replacement. Good luck.

http://www.myls1.com/cmps_index.php?...torreplacement
I would recommend using rivets, like the stock motor does. I thought I had a bad window motor, but it turned out that the nuts came loose, and it was causing the motor to just flop around in there. It's really not that much harder to pull the regulator and motor out and rivet the new motor onto it. Then, you'll never have the problem of the nuts possibly coming loose, like mine did. You could probably even get a rivet gun in the holes drilled in the door panel.




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