Is that between the two doors winch?
Probably a bit of old damage has allowed water to penetrate & then the rust spreads under the paint/plastic coating.
You could sand & paint but the surface is likely to be well pitted & unless you can get at all of it then it will work its way back from the bits you couldn't get at.
If easily replaceable that's going to be your best option.
You could sand & paint but the surface is likely to be well pitted & unless you can get at all of it then it will work its way back from the bits you couldn't get at.
If easily replaceable that's going to be your best option.
Datatek
Well-Known Member
That happens on the L322
It clips over the door frame. But you really do not want to know how much new ones are. IF you can get them.
winchman
Active Member
Obviously you don't know how tight I am, it will be the scrappy for me
Hi..basically your existing part is scrap....Not too difficult to replace.. When I did one of mine wound down window and gently pulled old one out...new one slid in (bottom ends first) and then carefully pul upwards to seat it.
New ones available (copy part) look at BRITCAR...very expensive for what they are... Good 2nd hand would be best option.
Regards
New ones available (copy part) look at BRITCAR...very expensive for what they are... Good 2nd hand would be best option.
Regards
Datatek
Well-Known Member
A Brixton key does the job
wooly123
Active Member
12 volts direct to window motor, two wires and battery should do it,unplug connector first
