manual windows
Originally posted by joSShua
Please describe how to do this. Preventive maintence is always something I like to do to my SS. I have removed the inside door panels before. Thanks-
Please describe how to do this. Preventive maintence is always something I like to do to my SS. I have removed the inside door panels before. Thanks-
I recently changed mine. It probably took 2 hours for both window motors. The toughest part was taking everything off the door and finding the rivets. You can find step by step instructions on the internet that will help you. I definetly recommend changing them yourself if it needs to be done...shops will rape you on the price of changing them. Good Luck!
Originally posted by psychocabbage
If I read it correctly though, he is wanting to change to manual windows.. Not sure how that would be done really.. but is that what you were asking? I have manual windows on mine.. hehe
If I read it correctly though, he is wanting to change to manual windows.. Not sure how that would be done really.. but is that what you were asking? I have manual windows on mine.. hehe
Why the hell would you want to do that?
Originally posted by Jilly
Aaaah, ok.
Why the hell would you want to do that?
Aaaah, ok.
Why the hell would you want to do that?
well, i went from manual windows to power windows. so you will have to do what i did, but in reverse heh
what i did was get the entire unit as a whole (power window motor unit/regulator) and i took out the manual window crank assembly/regulator all as one peice and just replaced it with the power assembly.
if i was going to do it, i would get the entire assembly and swap it entirely out. i do not think the manual assembly is that much lighter then the power one. You will also need to drill holes in your door panel to accomidate the crank. (drill out all the rivits to get it out, take it off its track, etc etc, then getting it back on its track perfectly, lining it up so it the window seals properly, before re-riviting it.) once you start taking it apart, you will see what needs to be done.
the entire process is a HUGE pain, since your working near blind (cept for using a mirror) reaching in through the tiny access panels. you will need 2 people so the window doesn't come slamming down. make your life easier, just replace the motor using shoeboxs faq
Jon
what i did was get the entire unit as a whole (power window motor unit/regulator) and i took out the manual window crank assembly/regulator all as one peice and just replaced it with the power assembly.
if i was going to do it, i would get the entire assembly and swap it entirely out. i do not think the manual assembly is that much lighter then the power one. You will also need to drill holes in your door panel to accomidate the crank. (drill out all the rivits to get it out, take it off its track, etc etc, then getting it back on its track perfectly, lining it up so it the window seals properly, before re-riviting it.) once you start taking it apart, you will see what needs to be done.
the entire process is a HUGE pain, since your working near blind (cept for using a mirror) reaching in through the tiny access panels. you will need 2 people so the window doesn't come slamming down. make your life easier, just replace the motor using shoeboxs faq

Jon



