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#227399 02/18/2007 8:23 PM
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The driver's side window regulator won't budge.
I can see the scissor mechanism wiggling a bit, but it won't lower the window..
This is on my '64. I was going to remove the regulator screws, then decided to ask here before breaking the glass.
How should I approach pulling the mechanism out? The regulator shaft has excessive play in it. Are there bushings available, or should I plan to turn one? Better to buy a regulator? LMC Truck?


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#227400 02/18/2007 8:49 PM
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Try taping the window into place first so it doesn't fall & break. Then pull all the screws to find the problem.Most regulator components are available seperatly from classic parts of america.

#227401 02/18/2007 9:01 PM
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That sounds reasonable! I'll scoot out there as soon as the latest rain squall finishes floating my yard ornaments and find out what happened.

Duct Tape, the universal tool... grin

CJ


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