are there any tips on how to keep the rear window in good working order
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Originally posted by stevo45 View Postare there any tips on how to keep the rear window in good working order
Then hope the motor lasts!If I like it, Bushwhacker doesn't. :-)
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From what I have seen, the most common problem with the windows, is not the motor itself, but the rubber " Cush drive " on the drive gear. On the tailgate, this can be done in situ, by just prising up the steel cover plate. On the other doors, however, the motors and winder assemblies need to be removed. Moisture gets in and causes the drive plate and spindle to rust, and the rubber drive pegs to perish , and begin to spin, losing drive. This can be changed quite easily using the " cush drive " plates from the electric windows on many of the Toyota and Lexus models. Later model Lexus's and most probably Toyota's too, have an improved design, much less likely to fail. Lubricating the window runners with clear silicon spray, and the moving parts of the winder assembly with silicon grease does help, though. Some pic's. ( Last one being the later design )." Time wounds all heels ".
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Originally posted by fsaroyster View PostMick,
Do you know if it's the same or similar set up on the 3rd gen? Mines a bit creaky, and you know if/when it dies, it'll be whilst open
Rog" Time wounds all heels ".
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