Another Window motor thread
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Another Window motor thread
What is it that makes my window go up painfully slow. Obviously the motor works in order for it to move the window up,,,,is it a lack of current or something in the motor burning out? I see "new" replacement motors on ebay for about $50, has anyone tryed these? Thx
Just because the motor functions, doesn't mean it's OK.
Racer
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From: Pace Florida
I just replaced my drivers side motor on an 89. Had the same issues stated here - window goes up slow when the door is closed. Well after the new motor its better but still the new WS seems to slow it down. I am going to try and align it again tomorrow. When I roll the window up with the door open and then close it is a great fit. But with the door closed it does not seal well at all...... ugh
Team Owner
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From: Summerland B.C. Canada
You can clean and lube the tube that guides the glass, that will help, but the real cure is to replace the reg/motor with the newer sissor style.
http://www.corvetterecycling.com/category_s/88.htm
I have a set from a 92, if your interested. I bought a used set and a new set, within days of each other.
http://www.corvetterecycling.com/category_s/88.htm
I have a set from a 92, if your interested. I bought a used set and a new set, within days of each other.
Race Director
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clean and lube everything first -
the drivers window ribbon broke on my 85, and when i replace it, i cleaned and lubed everything. after assembly, i had a 3 second down and 4 second up operation. not quite as good as a scissor style, but probably within 1 second or so...
i have a set of late model scissor mechanisms, and will probably upgrade the 85 when i do a full repaint.
i have a set of late model scissor mechanisms, and will probably upgrade the 85 when i do a full repaint.
Last edited by Joe C; Dec 27, 2009 at 09:36 AM.
