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Old 04-27-2005, 07:13 PM   #1
Paradise Ridge
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Question Manual Window Regulator Install

Howdy all,

Search is down and I looked through the FAQ's, but couldn't find anything on a regulator install.

Can somebody give me heads up on what it takes? It looks basically straight foreward, but it's been raining here daily and I don't want to get caught with the window out after hitting some unexpected problems.

Thanks!

Scott

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Old 04-27-2005, 10:08 PM   #2
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Can somebody give me heads up on what it takes? It looks basically straight foreward, but it's been raining here daily and I don't want to get caught with the window out after hitting some unexpected problems.
I found it tricky to get into the door and onto the the windows track in one shot. Took a few tries. If you have it in, and not on the tracks, take it back out and try again. IIRC, wind the regulator to about 1/2-way first.

I converted my one door with a dead window motor to manual instead
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Old 04-29-2005, 12:37 AM   #3
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CRUCIAL Info

THE main thing is, DO NOT remove the rivets from the motor unless you clamp it HARD or bolt it in place. The spring is VERY high tension, and you WILL lose fingers if you do not hold it in place first SECURELY. Trust an old Chevy Dealer body man who NEARLY found out the hard way. Be careful, Hot Rod
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