hey all..
I have a 2000 cheverolet S10. I had an aftermarket power window & lock
installed by the chevy dealer who hired someone outside the dealership
to install it.
the power window is not working (the motor is making sound, but window
is not moving) and its interfering with the power locks and remote
key. the power window hasn't worked in a year, so I'd like to get it
fixed.
I went to a couple of shops and they've told me that they don't mess
with aftermarket motors.
the last shop that I went to explained to me that system I had uses a
very small motor (describes it as itty bitty) and doesn't last very
long. its wired to another unit that turns the manual window shaft up &
down. He seems to have a point about that in regards to the life of the
unit. the motor on the driver side did last about 3 years, I had one
replaced 4 years prior. Oddly enough, the power window motor on the
passenger side is 7 years old, but its not a speed demon, its rather slow.
anyone recommend a replacement system that's better than this one that
I've got?
Steve W. - 02 May 2007 06:34 GMT
> hey all..
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> anyone recommend a replacement system that's better than this one that
> I've got?
Go to a boneyard and get the power equipment from a 1995-2000 S series.
Bolt it in and hook it up. Not difficult to do.

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Ashton Crusher - 02 May 2007 07:23 GMT
>hey all..
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>anyone recommend a replacement system that's better than this one that
>I've got?
J.C. Whitney sells those kinds of add on power window kits. I don't
think they are very expensive. Don't know how good they are but I'm
sure it's a lot easier to go that route then swapping internal door
parts (I've done that).
Dilbert Firestorm - 11 May 2007 06:17 GMT
>>hey all..
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>sure it's a lot easier to go that route then swapping internal door
>parts (I've done that).
know of a good site that does review on that sort of thing at least
knowlegedable on the power window products.