Changed the driver's side window lift motor In my work van. Took about 2 1/2 hours. Motor was under warranty.
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If tbey were forced to pay for the labor, i bet these manufacturers would build them better, right?
Probably, Dorman is the only manufacturer of the part.
My wife's Buick had that motor crap out about a year ago. I think it cost me over $200 from my mechanic. Glad to hear it actually is a couple hours work. I think my guy is honest and I'm pretty sure he's good. But he sure ain't cheap.
First time I did one it took about 4 hours. Mine has a custom interior so there is a lot of extra crap to pull. Easy to remove, but installation is by feel only. Have to drill out rivets and rivet back in. Bolts won't clear the regulator.
That damn tuck and roll interior messed with you, Vato?
It has 4 piece upholstered door panels and the screws are covered with upholstered caps.
Nick
In Remembrance
Love the ol tuck and roll interior .
Saw a 56 Chevy once with a red & white candy stripe .
Saw a 56 Chevy once with a red & white candy stripe .
Nick
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Yes i can . I M g u r does post them.
Can you use Floorist's crayons and draw it for us?
Changing the passenger side motor today. I guess because it's backwards, it is harder. Cold out there today too. They had to order it, supposed to be here around 2.
Vans are so much fun to work on. Wanta come help me replace my 77's heater core?
Are there any parts or tracks to lube while doing the replacement?
Yes the regulator.
Finished the work van and then fixed the exhaust on my minivan.
My S-10 needs that badly. Muffler is shot.
