Window
03-24-2007, 09:41 PM
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Window
I didnt know if this was a common problem or not.............. When I roll up and down my windows it jars and jumps. It drives me crazy, is this a easy fix? Just checking to see if anyone else has this problem. My windows are power.
03-25-2007, 10:48 AM
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RE: Window
this has been covered before,but i tried a search and couldn't find it,so here goes take off your door panel, then take your speaker out. There's 3 bolts holding your window motor in. Take the motor out through the speaker hole there is screw holding a cover on the gearbox take it out. You'll find a lotta grease and what's left of 3 nylon or plastic bushings they either have to be replaced or substituted. I used 1/4 in drive sockets cut to fit lengthwise. You could probably use dowel pins from the parts store, and i've heard people use small nuts also. i'tspretty simple to do
03-25-2007, 11:47 AM
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Yukon Cornelius
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RE: Window
ORIGINAL: p1bigun
this has been covered before,but i tried a search and couldn't find it,so here goes take off your door panel, then take your speaker out. There's 3 bolts holding your window motor in. Take the motor out through the speaker hole there is screw holding a cover on the gearbox take it out. You'll find a lotta grease and what's left of 3 nylon or plastic bushings they either have to be replaced or substituted. I used 1/4 in drive sockets cut to fit lengthwise. You could probably use dowel pins from the parts store, and i've heard people use small nuts also. i'tspretty simple to do
this has been covered before,but i tried a search and couldn't find it,so here goes take off your door panel, then take your speaker out. There's 3 bolts holding your window motor in. Take the motor out through the speaker hole there is screw holding a cover on the gearbox take it out. You'll find a lotta grease and what's left of 3 nylon or plastic bushings they either have to be replaced or substituted. I used 1/4 in drive sockets cut to fit lengthwise. You could probably use dowel pins from the parts store, and i've heard people use small nuts also. i'tspretty simple to do
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