Toyota Camry: '97 Camry - Power Window Motor replacement

Did a GM can't be any different. Remove screws holding door cover and pull
cover off. I had to drill out rivetsthat hold motor to door. Yours might be
screwed in. Unplug wiring harness and replace.It took a couple of hours,
noting hard. First time for me.
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Ya sure its the motor? Do you hear it run when you activate the buttons?
If you hear it run then it is the window regulator. There is a small
(irreplaceable separately) plastic part that typically breaks. A new
regulate is $90 --- a new motor $250. Either way you have to remove the
door panel -- the door opener trim is only tricky part. Got to auto store
and get a $10 auto panel remover or you'll break the plastic clips.

On Wed, 19 Nov 2003 07:54:34 -0500, "Wolfgang"
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I think that its the motor, but am not sure. It still works, but goes
up slow sometimes and makes a lot mor noise than the others going up.
So someone tell me, is that the motor or the regulator?

Put silicone lube in the window channels first - may just be sticking and
soon the motor will blow due to the strain.


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