the window regulator strikes again
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the window regulator strikes again
well with almost 154,000 on her i was waiting for it the right rear regulator took and early retirement today on the way home from work.
does anyone know who makes a better one then the gm ones? dont really want this happening again for a while
does anyone know who makes a better one then the gm ones? dont really want this happening again for a while
Last edited by sawgunner; 08-13-2009 at 05:43 PM. Reason: forgot a word
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You can check out a site called 1A Auto : Aftermarket Auto Parts, Car Body Parts, Replacement & New Automobile and Truck Parts | Buy Discount Car & Auto Parts Online I got my window regulator there for $72.00
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Sawgunner,
Just bought the $102 set off Ebay. Any issues installing them? Might right rear regulator went out two summers ago while on vacation in MN, installed clamps to keep window from falling. Yesterday during the ice storm the left rear regulator failed and window is half down, so went to ebay and bought the set. Hope the ship soon, I don't want to clamp up the other window and it is cold outside.
Just bought the $102 set off Ebay. Any issues installing them? Might right rear regulator went out two summers ago while on vacation in MN, installed clamps to keep window from falling. Yesterday during the ice storm the left rear regulator failed and window is half down, so went to ebay and bought the set. Hope the ship soon, I don't want to clamp up the other window and it is cold outside.
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The regulators are easy to install. Just a tip, with the new reg, plug it in to the door module and roll it down a smidge, this will make the install so much easier
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The best fix is the Archon fix. It fixes it permanently. The W bodies have the same issues and I'd fix it the same way. Buying a new regulator is simply asking for the problem to pop up further down the road. Once you get in there and look at the issue..it'* easy to see why it fails.