Rear window issue...not regulator?
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Rear window issue...not regulator?
Hi all.
My 2003 Disco II has an issue with the driver's side rear door window. It operates fine at the top 3-4" of travel, but if I lower it any further, it will not come back up without assistance. I pulled the door panel and the regulator seems to be in working order. When it is lowered too far, it almost seems like the motor is skipping trying to put it back up.
Any thoughts on this? Do you think I just need a new motor or the entire motor/regulator assembly? I haven't pulled the assembly out yet for closer review, but wanted to see if anyone else has experienced a similar issue.
Thanks.
My 2003 Disco II has an issue with the driver's side rear door window. It operates fine at the top 3-4" of travel, but if I lower it any further, it will not come back up without assistance. I pulled the door panel and the regulator seems to be in working order. When it is lowered too far, it almost seems like the motor is skipping trying to put it back up.
Any thoughts on this? Do you think I just need a new motor or the entire motor/regulator assembly? I haven't pulled the assembly out yet for closer review, but wanted to see if anyone else has experienced a similar issue.
Thanks.
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So, I pulled the regulator and motor today.
It's definitely not the plastic wheel that sits in the track. I pulled the motor off the regulator and all the teeth are on the gear, but if I try to actuate the unit and hold pressure against the regulator arm, it feels like a gear is slipping. The teeth on the regulator and mating motor gear appear fine, but could it be an internal gear on the motor?
I'm just trying to figure out if I just need a new motor, regulator or both. My thought is a new motor at this point, but what do you think?
Thanks!!!
It's definitely not the plastic wheel that sits in the track. I pulled the motor off the regulator and all the teeth are on the gear, but if I try to actuate the unit and hold pressure against the regulator arm, it feels like a gear is slipping. The teeth on the regulator and mating motor gear appear fine, but could it be an internal gear on the motor?
I'm just trying to figure out if I just need a new motor, regulator or both. My thought is a new motor at this point, but what do you think?
Thanks!!!
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