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Ford Bronco II Power Window Motor
In Ford Bronco II cars Power Window Motor assists in the control and functioning of the window systems in order to enable the operation of the windows in a smooth manner. Upon a turn on of the window switch, the motor shall send electrical current to the window regulator thus enabling easy movement. This functionality is compulsory for supply of fresh air and shielding from rain while driving. Sometimes, the Ford Bronco II Power Window Motor may develop some problems and stop working as it used to because of its age and the constant use that it undergoes. It has also pointed out that where there is a potential issue with the Power Window Motor, the user should expect sluggish movement, or wrong direction, or at times, it may not move at all. It will be appropriate for owners to ensure that the Power Window Motor and the switch are serviced regularly so that they do not fail to function as expected at some instance while in travel. In case of the arising of issues, it is wise to replace the Power Window Motor on time in order to enhance the performance of the vehicle.
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Ford Bronco II Power Window Motor Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: How to remove and install the power window motor and regulator assembly on Ford Bronco II?A: To remove and install the power window motor and regulator assembly, first disconnect the negative battery cable. Open the window, then remove the trim panel and water shield while supporting the window. Disconnect the power window motor connector. If there is a drill dimple in the door panel opposite the concealed motor retaining bolt, drill it out to access the bolt, taking care to avoid damaging the wires. Remove the motor mounting bolts and take out the motor and regulator assembly. On a workbench, separate the motor and drive from the regulator. For installation, reverse the removal steps and check for smooth operation before reinstalling the trim panel.
