The front driver side window is in need of replacement. I would like to do this myself, but am unsure as to the regulator (scissor-type) and motor attachment. I have read elsewhere that there is a spring that must be addressed with a certain tool before detaching the regulator from the motor. Also, once it is off, how do I connect the new motor to the existing regulator?
SOURCE: 1991 Chevy Blazer S10 window motor installation
http://www.a1electric.com/s10motor.htm. This link has pictures and step-by-step instructions. I found it and have both sides to replace. Hope this helps.
SOURCE: 95 blazer, front driver window motor broken need to get window up
When removing the door panel, you need to remove all of the screws first. Then pull the door panel off. There should be screws around the edges or the door panel, and 1-2 screw on the door handle(on the inside). Then pop the door panel off, if the blazer has electric windows and locks you have to disconect them first, if it doesnt have power locks and windows, you have to take the window crank off,there should be a screw in the center of that. Unscrew the door lock and pull up. If it doesnt have them locks then you have to disconect it from inside the door panel
SOURCE: power window
You can replace the motor only, however the regulator will come as an assembly with regulator and motor.
Your local salvage yard might sell you the motor only.
Hope this helps, let me know.
Good luck.
SOURCE: 2005 Chevy Cavalier Electric Window Wiring Diagram
Tom,
See this alot. Sorry,It appears that is a symptom of a bad motor. If it moves an inch or so,then nothing,after a few minutes another inch or so,it's motor time!
SOURCE: replace 1994 chevy camaro window motors
the best thing that u can do is go to the store and buy the repair manual for your car they usually run between $15 and $20 and they will have step by step instructions and pics....not only is it good for this but pretty much anything else u want to know about ur car..hope this helped
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