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Hi
Need to repair either the regulator, or the motor, or the guides or summat on front passenger window.
Both Haynes and Rave say to start off with you need to lower the window to get the two bolts off that hold it to the bottom runner.
(I have a spare door and I intend taking this one apart first to see how it all works and to take the bits off it that I need. I know all are good cos the original door, that was replaced, I still have. Tis just slightly dented.)
So, I cannot get it to go down so I can take the two blasted bolts out.
If I undo all the 6 bolts holding the regulator and motor to the frame, I can push the glass down to a certain point and the rear bolt is easily accessible, but the front one is not. Being off the car and in the house it is not connected up to a car's electrics.
I suspect that the motor is in mesh and therefore stopping the regulator from moving, to allow full lowering.
The one I am trying to replace is still on the vehicle and the motor on that one don't work. Hence the need to fix it.
Are both Haynes and Rave so stupid as to assume that you will always be able to use the motor to position the glass?
Or am I just being stupid and cannot see what should be blindingly obvious?
Or am I just scared of pushing the glass too hard and either breaking it or damaging the motor's worm gear?
I have unbolted, moved and replaced the motor and regulator twice now and am getting fed up of going round in circles, so would appreciate any advice anyone can give me.
Cheers.
Need to repair either the regulator, or the motor, or the guides or summat on front passenger window.
Both Haynes and Rave say to start off with you need to lower the window to get the two bolts off that hold it to the bottom runner.
(I have a spare door and I intend taking this one apart first to see how it all works and to take the bits off it that I need. I know all are good cos the original door, that was replaced, I still have. Tis just slightly dented.)
So, I cannot get it to go down so I can take the two blasted bolts out.
If I undo all the 6 bolts holding the regulator and motor to the frame, I can push the glass down to a certain point and the rear bolt is easily accessible, but the front one is not. Being off the car and in the house it is not connected up to a car's electrics.
I suspect that the motor is in mesh and therefore stopping the regulator from moving, to allow full lowering.
The one I am trying to replace is still on the vehicle and the motor on that one don't work. Hence the need to fix it.
Are both Haynes and Rave so stupid as to assume that you will always be able to use the motor to position the glass?
Or am I just being stupid and cannot see what should be blindingly obvious?
Or am I just scared of pushing the glass too hard and either breaking it or damaging the motor's worm gear?
I have unbolted, moved and replaced the motor and regulator twice now and am getting fed up of going round in circles, so would appreciate any advice anyone can give me.
Cheers.