Re: Power window question

[turbo@steelcity.net]

HDS879@aol.com wrote:
> 
> In a message dated 97-08-17 16:47:12 EDT, bman@swva.net (Brendan) writes:
> 
>  >>> It could definitely be a faulty safety switch.  I experienced the same
>  thing in my '87 5k.  Unfortunately the shape and design of my car results,
>  in wet weather situations, in water falling directly on the window/mirror
>  switch assy if the window is open even slightly.  Switches go bad
>  eventually from wear anyway, but I suspect this ultimately shortens their
>  lifespan.
> 
> My window-related questions:  has anyone ever had to replace the power window
> regulator on a 4k csq? the driver's side window has stopped an inch shy of
> being closed, and i was told to replace the regulator. estimated costs and
> difficulty in replacement? (does it matter if it's a used one?)
> ...any and all tips would be greatly appreciated!
> 
> Thanks!
> Hollie
> hds879@aol.com
replacement is a very strait forward job. Just be careful the door panel
has a clip at the top rear and the door panel must be slid rearward to
release it.