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Car Forum / Nissan / Nissan Cars / April 2006

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2001 Sentra electric window failure

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L - 24 Apr 2006 07:48 GMT
Driver side electric window will only rise 1/2" from full down
position.  I believe there is a regulator somewhere in the console that
is bad.  Does anyone know were the specific location is, the part name
and can be purchased.  Thanks in advance.
Lon
Paradox - 26 Apr 2006 02:50 GMT
regulator in the console? ussually its just the window motor/regulator in
the door that takes a walk.

Ussually about a $200-300 part from the dealer.

> Driver side electric window will only rise 1/2" from full down
> position.  I believe there is a regulator somewhere in the console that
> is bad.  Does anyone know were the specific location is, the part name
> and can be purchased.  Thanks in advance.
> Lon
L - 28 Apr 2006 03:53 GMT
>regulator in the console? ussually its just the window motor/regulator in
>the door that takes a walk.
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>
>  

Well you were on the mark.  It was the regulator in the window.  I
examined the failed unit and it was a very small plastic gear that was
cracked through.  Repair cost $274 at Nissan dealer.  The service writer
also told me to use silicon lube on the rubber that the window rises in.
Supposedly reduces resistance ?.  and improves  life  of motor/regulator
parts.  I am not  sure but its worth a try.
Paradox - 29 Apr 2006 17:14 GMT
> >regulator in the console? ussually its just the window motor/regulator in
> >the door that takes a walk.
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> Supposedly reduces resistance ?.  and improves  life  of motor/regulator
> parts.  I am not  sure but its worth a try.

Yeah but then the window gets all greasy and your cleaning it constantly, I
don't do it.
 
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