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How to rebuild Chrysler Power Window motor clutch assembly
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Might not have a choice pretty soon......
commando1
Old Man with a Hat
It would be impossible to rebuild the lower panel.
Its mostly contured fiberglass resin with reinforcements molded onto crappy fiberboard.
I've had many thoughts about fabricating a metal strip across the bottom with some sort of mount that will pop in and out of the door assembly holes.
commando1
Old Man with a Hat
Or a strip of Velcro...
It might come to that unless we find that NOS cache warehouse in Turkey.....
Could that fiberboard be "painted" with fiberglass resin or something smilar? The resin would soak in and firm everything up.
I replaced the boards on 3 of my door panels, but aside from the steel top panel, it was fairly easy. It sounds like the formals are more involved.
commando1
Old Man with a Hat
Yes. In fact that is the best and only solution that I can see to repair that self destructing sheet of glue and sawdust.
The area outlined is all fiberglass. molded onto the fiberboard.
TxDon
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Thanks to all who contributed to this old thread, I have one bad window but now that multiple bargain fixes are available I will be able to fix them all if I have to!
TxDon
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I have a question...my non-working window is in the passenger side front door, is it possible to remove the motor / regulator assembly with the window in the full "up" position? The shop manual says it needs to be all the way down to remove.
After you unbolt the regulator you can slide the arms out of the tracks and wrestle it out. Best bet is to have a helper to hold the glass so that it doesn't drop.
Please read the FSM before doing this....
Don't unbolt the wiper motor from the regulator until you have drilled and bolted the arms together on the regulator. You could lose fingers and or seriously injure yourself when that regulator spring unwinds.
Don't unbolt the wiper motor from the regulator until you have drilled and bolted the arms together on the regulator. You could lose fingers and or seriously injure yourself when that regulator spring unwinds.
TxDon
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Thanks, I just wanted to be sure it would unhook and come out. I'll probably use good old duct tape to hold the glass up...
TxDon
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I did read the FSM, they show it being clamped in a vise before removing the motor, which I can do.
Just spotted these from the guy Big John bought his Ford pieces from:
6 Dodge Plymouth Chrysler Power Window Motor Gear Delrin REBUILD Bushing Pellets | eBay
6 Dodge Plymouth Chrysler Power Window Motor Gear Delrin REBUILD Bushing Pellets | eBay
TxDon
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That's what I bought! Only I got the set of 12 just in case...
I have not seen just the gears available . I bought rebuilt motors and used my old gears which were still in good shape. Other guys have used these motors, in theory the gears should work, but if it was me I would just replace the whole motor. Dorman Power Window Motors 742-301
Formal door panel fix.....took 30 seconds and looks factory to me at least.
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