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29-08-2006, 07:19 PM
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I Like To Shake It
Join Date: Jan 2005
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Hi there;
I think my drivers window motor is cactus, the switch will operate the passenger but not drivers, hence why I think its cactus. Could someone tell me if I am on the right track, and if any problems may arise with the removal of the power window motor. After removing trim One. remove three motor retaining screws Two. remove two window clip / regulator screws at the top I havent removed the top to screws as I thought the glass may come down... (yeah coward....) Any hints. Regards Paul
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Regards Paul 2016 S550 TY GT Coupe....some loud bits and some glass bits I like My GT SHAKEN, and Blown Happiness is a TY S550, a 1911 semi automatic, and the Lovey Lizzie by my side. Quote:
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AU Power Window Motor Removal
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