Does the whole regulator assembly need removed to replace the motor? Also, do the included bolts replace the rivets?
843950
David, You should be able to remove the motor without the regulator as I was able to. The bolts replace the rivets. There are several websites and possibly? a you tube video showing how to replace a GM window motor. Good luck friend.
843951
I can't speak to how your car is assembled. My 2004 Cavalier 2-door coupe was riveted to the assembly, and I had to disassemble the entire unit the replace the motor. I had to drill out the rivets and then I used the included bolts to secure the motor to the frame. The bolts provided did not end up being enough to complete the job so I would be prepared to need extra washers and bolts.
843952
David--I have a '95 Olds that I replaced motor on---I DID NOT have to remove regulator assembly---I am going to see if I can attach a link to a youtube video that I was lucky enough to find that was my saving grace. Don't know if you have same car but video happened to be exact car I have----https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cz-lJhHx1pk. Hopefully you can use this link and it will answer your questions----I think I may have had to get different bolts---been a couple years since I replaced it--but works great!!! Hope it works for you
843953
Yes and Yes to your two questions. I had trouble getting the rivets out but once I did, the bolts replaced them. Here is something to think about. After about 6 months after doing the driver's side door, the motor went in the passenger side. It makes sense. They are the same age and got about the same usage. I have not replaced it yet, but for the cost, I wish that I did both at the same time.
1801243
Mine came with hose & regulator assembly. Did not have to purchase anything, just mount it & connect it.
416427
Mine is assembled with rivets, so I would have to say no. At least not without serious modifications.
1483543
Yes, there should be no water going to the plumbing for the motor when you replace it. I needed to use tools to help loosen the old and tighten the new motors. dm
220915
Mine was attached with a set screw. However, it required a longer than normal Allen wrench to go through the fan blade drum to get to the set screw. An automotive shop where I've had my vehicles serviced for years had a set of long wrenches. They were able to get the fan drum off the old motor and attach it to the new motor for me.
683988
I assume it is because it is pretty simple. The motor could be fixed by any motor repair shop and the rest is just mechanical. bolts and nuts and maybe some welds.Thanks,BobSex Trix
870366
My pump motor had failed, but I ran into issues trying to remove the motor from the housing. A couple bolts had rusted to the threaded inserts in the housing. Ultimately, I was able to remove the bolts and replaced the inserts (not easy). I was also successful in getting the new motor attached and sealed against the old housing and this lasted for a year, but the pump/housing joint started leaking in the 2nd year, so I ended up replacing the housing with a new one and wished I had done it right the first time...Hope this helps...
1777010
I looked at a few rebuild kits for this motor and some of the kits include a few rubber grommets with a metal center ring - if you are referring to these they did Not come with - i received the motor itself, the blower wheel, and the metal retaining washer - i honestly don't remember if the wiring adapters were included, but I definitely did not receive any grommets or gaskets. I would reach out to the seller to see if these parts could be included for a nominal fee, as the kits that Do include these parts are a bit pricier, hope this helps :)
316305
I don't know about the part you are asking about replacing. What I do know that this is called a spindle. It mounts to the deck and blade is bolted to it on one end. The other end had the pulley and several washers on it. It was too hard to put on. I hope this helps.
844701
Not sure what all 6 components are your talking about, it comes compete and ready to bolt on, it also came with the steel cup that bolts onto the motor, I did have to change mine out on 2 of the 3 I bought.
40738
Just the assembly. I would guess your bolts got ruined during removal. You're probably going to have to get them from the dealer.
1226235
yes, when removing the motor from the "gear" as I mentioned do not over tighten the "screws." I had to "adjust" the pull down to the proper level so the motor would work "pulling-down" when it hit the pull down switch lever., I had to take the "gear" off several times to adjust.
2059660
I ordered this a while back and received only the motor which is all you typically need unless something is broke on your regulator for some reason. The motor is almost all that is broke if your window just stops working one day or if it gets really weak etc. I watched a bunch of "how to" videos on how to replace it on my wife's 02 yukon and found it to be a pretty easy process. I'd rate it a 2 outta 5 in difficulty, maybe easier. Hope this helps
1081532
ACTUALLY MINE DID NOT!! bolt pattern was different. Plus I could not find anywhere online that said it replaces 5KCP29EC A033S. If looking for a direct fit for this part number find a different motor.
1621061
Good morning, The motor comes in two parts, the motor itself and the top portion that is removable. I purchased them seperately and that was a mistake. The item works fine and is easy to install. i strongly suggest that you purchase the entire motor assembly, you should have no problems upon new installation. The dealership wanted $300 bucks WOW !!!!!
1085928
Yes, The strut is the comple assembly. It includes bearing, bolts, and spring. All you have to do is remove the two bolts on the bottom and the three on the top of the old and place the new one in its place. Install is in the reverse. You will need an alignmentvwhen you are done.
265645
The bolt is separate. That said, I think the parts are pretty much standardixed across brands. I can't answer the second question since they're installed.