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Jul-29-2013 01:04 PM
bsinmich wrote:
If it is the gear that is attached to the motor housing it is probably a power window motor from a Ford product. Mine is 3 steps and takes one from a town Car LF. Some take a Taurus motor with 2 steps. NAPA has a book with pictures and can match up the old ones for next day delivery if they don't have it in stock. Those steps are capable of removing fingers if they are in the wrong place at the wrong time. Be careful and count fingers before & after.
Jul-28-2013 03:10 PM
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Jul-27-2013 05:37 PM
cvbdsl wrote:
I've had several people suggest replacing the unit (no replacement parts for the series 32 according to Kwickee) with a specific automotive part for electric windows. Does this type of part come with the gears or is it just the motor?
thanks
Chris
Jul-27-2013 02:14 PM
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Jul-24-2013 05:14 PM
hooligan wrote:
May be linkage or gears. (Not connected) When the steps move full in or full out, the controller reads the increased load on the motor and turns the motor off. If it hums the motor is still trying to move the steps.
Step troubleshooting is here. Kwikee step troubleshooting
Another source here: Tech info
If you need to replace the motor, search the forum I've seen posts where an auto elec. window motor is the same as the step motor and more economical. look here-
Replacement step motors
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