FOR SALE - drivers side window motor/regulator unit

knight · Post by **knight** » Sat Sep 09, 2006 2:33 pm

Hi, I have for sale a fully working complete drivers side window motor/regulator unit. I removed it from a 1992 es about two weeks ago only to find that mine eventually worked ok (loose connector).If you need it please feel free to make me an offer. I can be contacted on 07856 270203 if i can be of any help,
Thanks Knight
PS- I also have a rear load cover if anyone is interested.

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BlueCruiser · Post by **BlueCruiser** » Sun Sep 10, 2006 4:45 pm

Knight

Think i do need a replacement to my driver's side window. My cable is knackered/snapped and reeled into the motor and window no longer goes up/down and just making a crunching sound. Sorry if i sound thick, but just wonder when you say the window motor/regulator - does that mean the entire mechanism i should replace with and if so how much?

Regards
Rod

guitarcarfanatic · Post by **guitarcarfanatic** » Sun Sep 10, 2006 5:24 pm

BlueCruiser wrote:Knight

Think i do need a replacement to my driver's side window. My cable is knackered/snapped and reeled into the motor and window no longer goes up/down and just making a crunching sound. Sorry if i sound thick, but just wonder when you say the window motor/regulator - does that mean the entire mechanism i should replace with and if so how much?

Regards
Rod

Hi rod,

the regulator is the whole unit. The cable snaps on them like what has happened on yours due to a crap design. A replacement regulator will solve all your problems and it is just a case of removing the door panel (just a few phillips head screws) and then undoing the six 10mm bolts (4 that hold the regulator to the door and 2 that hold the regulator arm to the glass) and it will come straight out with a little manouvering. A satisfying and very easy fix! Check the allignment of grooves it sits in when you refit the new regulator as If it goes on at a slight angle, it can cause the motor to go again!

Hope this helps,

Rob

knight · Post by **knight** » Sun Sep 10, 2006 10:19 pm

Hi, thanks for putting this straight for me rob.
As Rob says it is the entire unit. Old one out ,new one in,,,,job done..
Please feel free to make me an offer. Thanks Knight

BlueCruiser · Post by **BlueCruiser** » Mon Sep 11, 2006 9:20 am

@knight
you got PM

BlueCruiser · Post by **BlueCruiser** » Mon Sep 11, 2006 9:37 am

and thank you Rob