How do you replace window motor?
#2
RE: How do you replace window motor?
since no one responded i am- i did a search on both ford forums looks like u have to drill out the pop rivets. good luck
https://www.fordforum.com/m_3490/tm.htm
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https://www.fordforum.com/m_25965/tm.htm
https://www.fordforum.com/m_11843/tm.htm
http://www.ford-forums.com/ford-expl...w-problem.html
https://www.fordforum.com/m_3490/tm.htm
https://www.fordforum.com/m_18303/tm.htm
https://www.fordforum.com/m_25965/tm.htm
https://www.fordforum.com/m_11843/tm.htm
http://www.ford-forums.com/ford-expl...w-problem.html
#4
RE: How do you replace window motor?
I recently did this repair on a Town Car. Once you get the door panel off you have to remove the rivets out to remove the motor. The instructions tell you to drill out the rivets. You can't do this because there is a pin in the center of the rivet head that keeps the drill bit from going into the hole in the center of the rivet. I used a die grinder with a cutoff wheel. Wow! That's the ticket.
#5
RE: How do you replace window motor?
ORIGINAL: eallanboggs
I recently did this repair on a Town Car. Once you get the door panel off you have to remove the rivets out to remove the motor. The instructions tell you to drill out the rivets. You can't do this because there is a pin in the center of the rivet head that keeps the drill bit from going into the hole in the center of the rivet. I used a die grinder with a cutoff wheel. Wow! That's the ticket.
I recently did this repair on a Town Car. Once you get the door panel off you have to remove the rivets out to remove the motor. The instructions tell you to drill out the rivets. You can't do this because there is a pin in the center of the rivet head that keeps the drill bit from going into the hole in the center of the rivet. I used a die grinder with a cutoff wheel. Wow! That's the ticket.
#6
RE: How do you replace window motor?
Well, guys, you dont have to drill the rivets out. That removes the regulator with the motor attached to it, but if you look at the door sheet metal, most of the Explorers you can get to two of the three bolts through access holes and the third one, you drill a 1/2 in hole at a locator dimple and remove the third bolt. Just some info from an old hand.
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