Re: Need Motor for Power Window ASAP

["Patrick Bureau" <pbureau@home.com>]

On Wed, 14 Feb 2001 21:17:36 EST, Shawn C Meze said:
>  
>  Actually, the P/W system is self contained meaning, its not grounded to
>  the door. His problem could be one of or a combination of a few little
>  problems. 
>  
>  Sometimes the little contacts in the switch give out and wont pass enough
>  amps to make the motor run. Then there is the plastic 3 prong regulator
>  mechanism that, after 14+ years, likes to break. Cheap crap haha right! 
>  
>  The motors are pretty durable actually. Ive had a couple regulators and
>  switches go bad but not a motor so far. Check the switch and motor first.
>  (try swapping a few switches around and see what happens.) 
>  


	And sometime it only need some good lubrification as it gets stuck
on the bottom of the casing (mine does this from time to time)...

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