98 Door Window Loses Track
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98 Door Window Loses Track
I replaced the motor in my driver side door and now when I roll the window up it falls in/loses track. I can barely push the window out and it tracks just fine. I also only replaced the 3 rivets with screws. Where should I check first? Both my top window guides are in place.
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iTrader: (5)
Did you use the shbox method to do the swap? If so, the bolts should be just fine - except you should use nylock nuts. The regular nuts will loosen over time and cause the motor gear to disengage.
The nuts/tighness could be your problem, although (if you used the shbox method) I suspect your issue is that you attached the wrong holes on the motor housing and just need to re-position the motor attachment.
The nuts/tighness could be your problem, although (if you used the shbox method) I suspect your issue is that you attached the wrong holes on the motor housing and just need to re-position the motor attachment.
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Did you use the shbox method to do the swap? If so, the bolts should be just fine - except you should use nylock nuts. The regular nuts will loosen over time and cause the motor gear to disengage.
The nuts/tighness could be your problem, although (if you used the shbox method) I suspect your issue is that you attached the wrong holes on the motor housing and just need to re-position the motor attachment.
The nuts/tighness could be your problem, although (if you used the shbox method) I suspect your issue is that you attached the wrong holes on the motor housing and just need to re-position the motor attachment.
is there a fix for this besides welding it back on?
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No other option. I would also have some additional metal or a washer put in there to back up the old metal. (No matter if you weld it or a shop does it.)
This is a common problem and we have a few threads on it. There are no proper replacement rollers and the proper part (a new frame for the window glass with the roller installed) does not seem to be available. (So the only source for a replacement part is the junkyard.)
Some people have rigged other solutions to this with bolts and foreign rollers. IMO - welding the original roller back in is the best repair.
This is a common problem and we have a few threads on it. There are no proper replacement rollers and the proper part (a new frame for the window glass with the roller installed) does not seem to be available. (So the only source for a replacement part is the junkyard.)
Some people have rigged other solutions to this with bolts and foreign rollers. IMO - welding the original roller back in is the best repair.