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Remove the stops (the white knobs), remove the weather stripping from the outside edge and then jump the window regulator motor with a battery or or other 12v supply which can provide a decent amount of current for a few seconds.
NOTE: Removing the metal bracket which the rear view mirror mounts to can make the job VERY easy. This really belongs in the MKIII section... thread moved.
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Join Date: Jun 2010
Location: Twin Cities, MN
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Sorry for posting in the wrong section... still getting the hang of this
![]() Thanks for the quick reply though! So I should completely lower the regulator, and then put the window in? Or should I only lower it like halfway? Do I just put the stops back on when the new window is connected to the regulator? and... could I just use a roll of 4 3volt batteries to power it? |
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door, glass, position, replace, window |
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