Window motor
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Last summer, I pulled the motor from one of my '72's doors to clean and regrease it because of slow action. I certainly did not pull the window or track to remove it. Not a difficult job but like all things C3, you're working in a tight space where some of it is by feel only.
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St. Jude Donor '11 thru '25
Last summer, I pulled the motor from one of my '72's doors to clean and regrease it because of slow action. I certainly did not pull the window or track to remove it. Not a difficult job but like all things C3, you're working in a tight space where some of it is by feel only.
Last edited by Jud Chapin; Mar 27, 2022 at 11:06 AM.
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Burning Brakes
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Thanks,I did get the motor removed without messing with window,now might be another issue getting it back on,because,I am replacing the motor,and new teeth,but I think maybe a little grease or vasiline on teeth to slip in.and greasing the slide bars also.
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St. Jude Donor '11 thru '25
Keep in mind the motor's teeth can be turned. If you can't do it by hand, I don't remember, put 12 volts to the motor. Just be sure to hold the motor well as it will "jump" a little at first when voltage is applied.
