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09-11-2009 #1
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Who says Japanese Engineering is better??..lol
I have had two window regulators / motors go out on me in the last week on my 98 Acura RL (commuter). Does that seem a little rediculous to you? lol...just though that I would share, anybody else have that kind of luck?
At least it is something simple to fix but inconvenient at the same time...
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09-11-2009 #2
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gm making window motors for them?
(sorry, gm window motors suck)Scott from NJ.
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09-11-2009 #3
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Originally Posted by BonzoHansen
lol....you got me there, but two in a week?Steve Martin
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09-12-2009 #4
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You flip those two switches at the same time with the same finger during your commute? Originally Posted by class67
09-12-2009 #5
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does anybody NOT make crappy window motors?
09-12-2009 #6
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Well, I do flip a few fingers at the same time during the commute.... Originally Posted by Ron L
You flip those two switches at the same time with the same finger during your commute?Greg Fast
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09-12-2009 #7
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Originally Posted by BonzoHansen
My 4-door blazer has one window that goes down, and that one is going, too. >_<
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Many of the GM problems are not the motors, but the terribly cheap plastic cable guides and anchors in the regulator mechanism. An additional $0.50 on a $200+ part would be nice so it lasts longer than three years.
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09-12-2009 #9
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I had a '97 RL. Bought it in 2003. Both of the rear window regulators physically broke. Originally Posted by class67
Not that big of a deal as the rear windows are not used very often. However when the transmission gears physically broke (twice) that was bad.
I had an '88 Legend 5-speed manual before that car and a 1992 Legend.
I drive a Cadillac now.
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Cars break...life goes on. We aren't talking about new steel here.
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