Do I have to remove the entire regulator, or can I just remove the two screws that I can see on the motor?

Thanks.

vmax84

 

Sorry...............for an 89 4runner.

vmax84

 

There should be 3 screws, and yes it can be removed without removing the regulator. If the door is in the closed position and can't be opened be sure to brace the window up before removal of the motor, it also helps to unhook the tensioner spring.

 

The motor/window actually works perfectly. A short time ago, the window wasn't working.

Guy I bought it from had "hotwired" in some jumper wires so the motor would work. He jumped into the circuit just downstream from the electric motor. He kinda "boogered" the wires up jumping into the circuit.

I finally traced the problem down to a missing bolt holding the topper down.......installed a bolt into that particular location, and that solved the problem.

I need to remove the motor so I can repair the wires the correct way and do a good job repairing them.

So you're saying there are 3 screws that hold that motor in? I only see two.

vmax84

 

Yes there are actually 3 unless one is missing or broken off, I don't think you'll be able to see it without a mirror, if you reach in you should be able to find the third one.

 

Thanks. I'll take a look at it again today since I just got back into town. No rust............just a hard spot to get at. Thanks again.

vmax84