rear window motor on sedan
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schmoses
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rear window motor on sedan
my 96 integra sedan just started having rear window problems. Rolled down fine, but than wouldn't go back up. I did finally get it to go back up after letting it sit for about an hour. I'm guessing it is the window motor going out? I've changed them on GM vehicles before and did one on a toyota camry a couple months back. Anything I should know about changing it out on my Integra? Are there rivets that have to be drilled out or is it all bolted together?
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schmoses
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rear window motor on sedan
nobody has any info on this?
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master b
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rear window motor on sedan
Theres no rivets. Its all completely bolt in. two 10mm bolts holding the window onto the regulator. And 5 or 6 10mm bolts holding the regulator to the door. pull window first then drop regulator.
When installing new regulator make sure you leave all bolts loose on regulator. Roll window all the way up and make sure its in place. Then tighten bolts
good to go
When installing new regulator make sure you leave all bolts loose on regulator. Roll window all the way up and make sure its in place. Then tighten bolts
good to go
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schmoses
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rear window motor on sedan
awesome. Much easier than a GM window motor.master b;262775 wrote:Theres no rivets. Its all completely bolt in. two 10mm bolts holding the window onto the regulator. And 5 or 6 10mm bolts holding the regulator to the door. pull window first then drop regulator.
When installing new regulator make sure you leave all bolts loose on regulator. Roll window all the way up and make sure its in place. Then tighten bolts
good to go