poor power window operation
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poor power window operation
My passenger front power window is operating sluggishly. I'd like to get inside the door to check things out, but there must be a trick to taking the inside cover off of the door ??
I removed all visible bolts and can't seperate it from the door. It seems to be held at the center area. I didn't want to apply too much force until I consulted with this forum. Any help or ideas would be appreciated.
1991 Lexus LS400
I removed all visible bolts and can't seperate it from the door. It seems to be held at the center area. I didn't want to apply too much force until I consulted with this forum. Any help or ideas would be appreciated.
1991 Lexus LS400
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There is usually 1-2 large bolts or screws holding the panel on around the inside handle to pull the door closed.
The screws are consealed by a cover that usually clips right over the handle itself and a gentle pry with a plastic trim tool is usually all that is needed to pop it off and expose the screws, usually very counter-sunk into the panel. A long #2or3 phillips is needed to remove them.
Often, there is another screw located behind a small cover and the door opener handle.
Sorry I'm not more help, I have yet to pull the doors on my 96 apart!
Good luck!
The screws are consealed by a cover that usually clips right over the handle itself and a gentle pry with a plastic trim tool is usually all that is needed to pop it off and expose the screws, usually very counter-sunk into the panel. A long #2or3 phillips is needed to remove them.
Often, there is another screw located behind a small cover and the door opener handle.
Sorry I'm not more help, I have yet to pull the doors on my 96 apart!
Good luck!
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Follow the link below
http://www.lexls.com/tutorials/body/fdoorpanel.html
Some times some silicon spray in the window channels will sort the problem but avoid getting it on the glass.
http://www.lexls.com/tutorials/body/fdoorpanel.html
Some times some silicon spray in the window channels will sort the problem but avoid getting it on the glass.
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