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I would like to know how easy it is to replace front passenger side power window motor. Are the motors expensive. Is the motor sh*tting itself a common problem
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Might help if you mentioned what car you have!!!!!!!!!
If its xf piece of piss, expensive sort of. Yes it is a common problem. Cheers
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They are fairly easy to change if you know you way around the inside of a door, X series or E. Last one I bought cost me $165 trade, I have however heard of people buying them for nearly $300!
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Age: 41 Posts: 638 Joined: 6th Nov 2004 Ride: 1994 Ford EF Fairmont Ghia Sedan Location: Melbourne |
yes i would also like to know how easy it is to replace a window motor in my EF as according to my mech the reason why my windows get stuck and wont go down past half way is cause the wire is fraied
  
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comhelp wrote: yes i would also like to know how easy it is to replace a window motor in my EF as according to my mech the reason why my windows get stuck and wont go down past half way is cause the wire is fraied
They usually only have a problem going up (working against gravity) so your mechanic may be right. A frayed wire however should be able to be repaired.
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comhelp wrote: yes i would also like to know how easy it is to replace a window motor in my EF as according to my mech the reason why my windows get stuck and wont go down past half way is cause the wire is fraied
mine was like that too - wouldn't go down or up the wire is actually a heap of smaller wires braided together - mine was down to the last single wire!
i got a replacement one from darren (XR8 Dismantler), and did it myself. normally, you'd need to drill out the rivets that hold in the existing regulator, and replace these with bolts... but mine had been done before, so i didn't have an issue with this - a simple process of unbolting old one, removing, and replacing with new one! only had blood pissing out of one hand 
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Age: 54 Posts: 496 Joined: 11th Nov 2004 Ride: 06 Teritory,mod Capri,XE falcon Location: Coffs Harbour |
AS said earlier,fairly common(almost like XD,XE door handles
 ).Not too hard even if originals,just have to drill out rivets and replace with 8mm bolts.
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