1st gen Power window motor
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I don't havr your truck, but you could look on ebay for your regulator assembly, or try:
Toyota Parts - Wholesale Toyota Parts direct from Village Toyota Parts | Village Toyota Parts
I like to go to my local pik n pull and dis-assemble there, to learn how to, before I ruin my own truck out of stupidity. Its a great way to learn for free.I took my metal cutting snips with me to cut thin metal out of my way. Then things came very clear how to DIY.Pay attention on the door panel clips, pull outs, how the handle and the door pulls come apart, as there are hidden screws & snaps!
Some regulators have motors you just can't replace or rewind the cables, others are mechanically operated. Pay attention to the tools used-needed and how glass attaches. Hope this Helps!
Toyota Parts - Wholesale Toyota Parts direct from Village Toyota Parts | Village Toyota Parts
I like to go to my local pik n pull and dis-assemble there, to learn how to, before I ruin my own truck out of stupidity. Its a great way to learn for free.I took my metal cutting snips with me to cut thin metal out of my way. Then things came very clear how to DIY.Pay attention on the door panel clips, pull outs, how the handle and the door pulls come apart, as there are hidden screws & snaps!
Some regulators have motors you just can't replace or rewind the cables, others are mechanically operated. Pay attention to the tools used-needed and how glass attaches. Hope this Helps!
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helo-mech
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If I remember correctly it will be a little hard to get to it being down. You may have to disconnect the actuator and move it up by hand to get the motor out.
BTW, how do you know it is the motor that is bad. Have you run power to it from the battery to ensure? I only ask because I have changed a few without checking and I wanted to kick myself each time.
BTW, how do you know it is the motor that is bad. Have you run power to it from the battery to ensure? I only ask because I have changed a few without checking and I wanted to kick myself each time.
nevada
Senior Member
it wont matter, put the glass in the best position to access the mount bolts.
I still have an issue with this. So I started looking at the wiring tonight. Could someone confirm if these voltages are correct on the Pass side door wiring harness? There are 7 wires.
Blue/Yellow 12 volts when button is pressed for window to go up.
Blue/red dash. 12vdc when button pushed up and 1.8vdc when pushed down
Blue/black 1.5vdc when button pushed down.
Blue/red line. 12vdc when car on then drops vdc when window goes down.
Blue/white line. 12vdc when button pushed up. .76vdc when pushed down.
Black wire. 0 volts unless the door plunger switch is unplugged then its 10.9vdc.
Black/white. 12 volts all the time.
The window goes down but not up. I even hooked up new motor and i have the same thing. I have checked for Broken wires, i have taken apart the switch and cleaned it and still have the same issue.
thoughts???
Blue/Yellow 12 volts when button is pressed for window to go up.
Blue/red dash. 12vdc when button pushed up and 1.8vdc when pushed down
Blue/black 1.5vdc when button pushed down.
Blue/red line. 12vdc when car on then drops vdc when window goes down.
Blue/white line. 12vdc when button pushed up. .76vdc when pushed down.
Black wire. 0 volts unless the door plunger switch is unplugged then its 10.9vdc.
Black/white. 12 volts all the time.
The window goes down but not up. I even hooked up new motor and i have the same thing. I have checked for Broken wires, i have taken apart the switch and cleaned it and still have the same issue.
thoughts???
