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I should have mentioned that the entire window mechanism was cleaned and lubricated. I also used paint reformer on some parts showing rust. The window moves easily. It is not under any tension. The ratchet is essentially a replacement handle. Sorry for the confusion...
It's taken a few months to finally get the crank fixed and report back to you. I offer the following to generate ideas. It's not an easy fix but it certainly works well.
Based on the comments here in the forum, I took your advice and looked at a non-LMC solution.
Here is what I and two...
Can someone please recommend the amp capacity for the momentary (push-button) switch?
I've seen switches ranging from 4 amps ($4) to 35 amps ($20) from this vendor http://www.texasindustrialelectric.com/switches.asp (middle of page)
Many thanks!
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Thank you guys. Both posts have helped me a lot. We were able to crank the window up using a metal rod to engage the regulator and then use the crank to raise the window.
It turns out the clutch and handle failed.
I am away for a few days, but when I return I will...
My crank just died and I found this post very helpful. I do have a question, I was hoping someone can help me with...
My rear window is in the down position with the hand crank not engaging the regulator. This means I can't move the window up to get to the regulator, and then to the hand crank...
Has anyone considered the possibility of replacing the 1009 front seats with a bench seat?
In my case, I've removed the back seat and would like to accomodate a third passenger up front if possible.
Any thoughts on this?
MANY THANKS!!
Has anyone considered the possibility of replacing the 1009 front seats with a bench seat?
In my case, I've removed the back seat and would like to accomodate a third passenger up front if possible.
Any thoughts on this?
MANY THANKS!!
Hi Guys,
Many thanks for such an informative site. I've been lurking for about a year, grateful for your knowledge and expertise. It has been a source of inspiration and advise!
I will be posting pictures.
I am not a mechanic, so please bear with me on what is likely a very basic question.
I...
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