Over the last 55 years or so that I have been old enough to have things that break, I have found that when one does break you can either do without, buy a new one, or fix the broken one by paying someone to do it--or by doing it yourself;

If you cannot afford to buy a new one, or pay someone else to fix it then you can do either do without, or attempt to fix the broken one yourself;

Once you have reached that point of resolve that you cannot afford to buy a new one or pay someone to fix it, there's nothing to lose by having a go at it--I mean it's broken already, right? How can you make it worse...

In the end whether you fix it or not you will have learned something useful--sometimes you have learned how to fix one of these things, and sometimes the lesson is that next time you should buy a new one, or pay someone who knows what they are doing, right up font...

 

Cliffy... you da bomb, baby.


Does anybody know what window motors will interchange with ours, ie. junkyard jewels?

 

OMG!! You just saved me $300! Drive window has been stuck down for 3 days. I stopped at all the freaking repair shops today, and was given some stupid advice about a spring that could cut your finger off... blah blah blah... Since my husband works nights, I really needed the window up NOW. I grabbed the biggest wrench from the shed, whacked the motor. Boom! Window up! Thank you all so very much!!!