Manually raise/lower power windows
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Manually raise/lower power windows
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I had the driver's side door motor give up on me while the window was all the way down , I pulled the door panel and tried the reset but that didn't do anything - is there any way to manually get the window up? I'm not going to be able to swap the door motors for awhile.
Any info would be appreciated, thanks!
I had the driver's side door motor give up on me while the window was all the way down , I pulled the door panel and tried the reset but that didn't do anything - is there any way to manually get the window up? I'm not going to be able to swap the door motors for awhile.
Any info would be appreciated, thanks!
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Hold the window button up but not so much as to engage the auto. then slam the door.
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...not for the faint of heart or those unfamailiar with how the window works. Yes, you can manually wind it up if you have small hands. Remove the cover on the window motor. The gold colored armature cover with the three screws is what you remove, then spin the armature in the motor. The window will SLOWLY wind up. It will take you about 10 minutes to wind up from the fully closed position
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...not for the faint of heart or those unfamailiar with how the window works. Yes, you can manually wind it up if you have small hands. Remove the cover on the window motor. The gold colored armature cover with the three screws is what you remove, then spin the armature in the motor. The window will SLOWLY wind up. It will take you about 10 minutes to wind up from the fully closed position
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