Mantamad
New Member
Thanks for the responcefound a repair kit on Ebay for £17.00 if any one ever needs one!
I was going to suggest a repair kit but after my own experience with one, I am not convinced so far - see my separate thread.
If you know what your doing its only a 20 minute job to try the repair kit and worth a shot for £18, but dont put all your hopes into it
Removing the window reg is something like :
-Door Panel off
-Weather proofing off
-2 7mm bolts to remove top rubber seal, lifts off upwards.
-Unplug 2x heatedscreen connectors on right hand side of glass.
-2x10mm slacken off to release glass. Remove Glass.
-Disconnect electronical connector for Regulator.
-Undo 2x 13mm nuts at bottom at each side
-Undo 4x 10mm bolts at top of each side.
-Undo 3x 10mm bolts holding motor into place.
-Its out
Hope that helps.
Removing the window reg is something like :
-Door Panel off
-Weather proofing off
-2 7mm bolts to remove top rubber seal, lifts off upwards.
-Unplug 2x heatedscreen connectors on right hand side of glass.
-2x10mm slacken off to release glass. Remove Glass.
-Disconnect electronical connector for Regulator.
-Undo 2x 13mm nuts at bottom at each side
-Undo 4x 10mm bolts at top of each side.
-Undo 3x 10mm bolts holding motor into place.
-Its out
Hope that helps.
Northern Irelander
Well-Known Member
Do a cable only repair
http://www.landyzone.co.uk/lz/f9/repair-tail-door-window-regulator-67657.html
http://www.landyzone.co.uk/lz/f9/repair-tail-door-window-regulator-67657.html
Narfalk N good
New Member
Had mine done with the more expensive £30 ones with the nipple fixed on already as some you have to glue it on. It seems ok now. Getting the tension sorted seems to be the key on these things. Still, even if it lasts only for a while it's way cheaper than a whole unit.
