Help - drivers side window on 1995 Accord EX
02-21-2007, 05:50 AM
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Help - drivers side window on 1995 Accord EX
Hello - I need some problem solving from the experts!!! I have a 95 Accord EX, 4 door. The drivers side front window will not work - the other 3 do. When I try and put the window down, I can sense that their is juice there because the lights dim a little but the window will not go up or down.
Do you think it is a fuse, regulartor/motor or switch?? I am kind of handy so if it is a motor/regulator is this something that is easy to fix?
Thx for your help (first time poster!!)
Keedo98
Do you think it is a fuse, regulartor/motor or switch?? I am kind of handy so if it is a motor/regulator is this something that is easy to fix?
Thx for your help (first time poster!!)
Keedo98
02-21-2007, 06:07 AM
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Hmmmm............ do you hear the motor at least whinning?
I would say this, check the fuse first. If the fuse is good, i would take out the window motor regulator assembly and grease/lubricate that thing.
Try again, and if it still doesn't work, you might need a new assembly?
BTW clean ur window tracks and grease them with silicone spray.
I would say this, check the fuse first. If the fuse is good, i would take out the window motor regulator assembly and grease/lubricate that thing.
Try again, and if it still doesn't work, you might need a new assembly?
BTW clean ur window tracks and grease them with silicone spray.
02-21-2007, 07:14 AM
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Re: (The-Kid)
<U>Hmmmm............ do you hear the motor at least whinning? </U>
Nope - makes no noise at all.
Thx for the input! Just out of curiosity, if I have to replace the motor/regulator, is that somehting one person can do? I would hate to take the door paneling off and get my self in a pickle.
Thx Again!
Nope - makes no noise at all.
Thx for the input! Just out of curiosity, if I have to replace the motor/regulator, is that somehting one person can do? I would hate to take the door paneling off and get my self in a pickle.
Thx Again!
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Hey man its the window motor!! I have a 1995 honda Accord 2D EX. and the same crap happen to me!! And i had to change the motor out on it!!! So yeah man it definately the motor!!
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Tuner »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Hey man its the window motor!! I have a 1995 honda Accord 2D EX. and the same crap happen to me!! And i had to change the motor out on it!!! So yeah man it definately the motor!!</TD></TR></TABLE>
No, it's not definitely the motor. It's either the motor, or you have a bad control switch for your power windows. Take out the switch and make sure it's clean before you go to the work of replacing the window motor and regulator.
I replaced my window motor to no avail, it ended up being a bad switch. So I have an extra driver's side motor and regulator if you want it.
As far as replacing the motor and regulator, you can do it yourself no problem, I did. The only thing to be careful with is when you unbolt the regulator make sure you have ahold of the window. I just pulled the window out, replaced the motor and regulator, and then stuck the window back in and bolted the regulator on. Took maybe an hour.
No, it's not definitely the motor. It's either the motor, or you have a bad control switch for your power windows. Take out the switch and make sure it's clean before you go to the work of replacing the window motor and regulator.
I replaced my window motor to no avail, it ended up being a bad switch. So I have an extra driver's side motor and regulator if you want it.
As far as replacing the motor and regulator, you can do it yourself no problem, I did. The only thing to be careful with is when you unbolt the regulator make sure you have ahold of the window. I just pulled the window out, replaced the motor and regulator, and then stuck the window back in and bolted the regulator on. Took maybe an hour.
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