GM 19208467
Window Motor, Passenger Side

You should first raise the window before replacing the rear door Window Regulator motor but if the motor cannot operate remove the window to reach the retaining screws. You should start by taking out the door trim panel along with the water deflector and door speaker before providing support to the window. The procedure begins with wiring harness removal from the Window Regulator motor followed by the removal of 3 bolts (11589125) on the motor front side while avoiding cable gear dismount from the housing to prevent damage. Separate the Window Motor from its cable housing by wiggling it while paying attention to the motor orientation so you can remove it from the Window Regulator assembly. Reposition the motor inside the cable housing while performing a gentle shake movement before applying 3 bolts (11589125) and tightening them to 5 n.m (44 lb in). To install the window you must first reattach it but verify the motor wiring works properly before avoiding the support system. First check the window function by connecting the wire connector to the switch before putting back the speaker and water deflector and door trim panel.

Rear Window Regulator motor replacement requires you to raise the window first. When the motor becomes non-operational you must remove the window to gain access to the screws. The first action requires practitioners to remove the door trim panel and water deflector and door speaker followed by window support. Starting with motor wiring harness disconnection users need to remove three bolts (3 bolts) located on the regulator's front side. Wiggle the motor carefully while separating it from the housing until both components fully disconnect without allowing the housing's internal gear to escape thus preventing damage. Separate the motor unit from the Window Regulator mechanism. After placing the new motor onto the cable housing its securement with 3 bolts (3 bolts) requires 5 n.m pressure (44 lb in torque). After reinstalling the window you must connect the wiring harness to the Window Regulator motor. After securing the wires to the switch for window testing you can reinstall the speaker along with the water deflector and door trim panel.

The service procedure starts by lifting the window until completion then continues to the motor maintenance when windows have mandatory extraction to expose retaining screws. You should start by taking out the door trim panel followed by the water deflector and door speaker before applying support to the window. Connect the wiring harness from the Window Regulator motor before removing its three bolts (115 202 01) noting that the cable gear must stay within the housing to prevent the cable from detaching from the spool. After wiggling the Window Motor away from the cable housing maintain careful note of its orientation and then pull it out from the Window Regulator assembly. Install the motor onto the housing of the cable by gently wiggling it in place then put in the bolts (115 202 01) followed by tightening them to 5 n.m (44 lb in). Reinstall the window after which you should connect the wiring harness to the Window Regulator motor and eliminate the support from the window. Connect the wire connector to the switch to test the window operation and then reinstall the speaker and water deflector together with the door trim panel.

Before replacing the rear door Window Regulator motor users must start by raising the window but if the motor fails to operate then they can proceed to remove the window until reaching the retaining screws. After that remove the door trim panel together with the water deflector and door speaker before you can support the window. Cut the wiring harness connection from the Window Regulator motor before removing the 3 bolts (115 001 01) from the motor front side but maintain cable gear inside the housing to stop cable spool failure. Wiggle the Window Motor while separating its position with the cable housing before removing it from the Window Regulator assembly. Keep track of the motor orientation. Reassemble the motor inside the cable housing by wiggling it back into position before adding the 3 bolts (115 001 01) which need torquing to 5 n.m (44 lb in). You should first reinstall the window except when you need to connect the wiring harness to the Window Regulator motor and uninstall the window support. Alternative speakers along with water deflectors should be installed after verifying windows function with the wire connector attached to the switch.

Replacing the front side door Window Motor requires users first to lift the window before disabling inoperable motors to remove the window until they reach the motor retaining screws. The second operational step involves taking out the power window module. The first step involves the bench work of the Window Regulator where you need to free the drive housing and motor from rail through fastener removal of numbers one and two. Before extracting the motor it is essential to keep the cable gear/spool inside the housing by holding both components with your fingers while the motor exits the housing. When holding the motor and housing unit together you should remove fastener three. After moving the motor partway out from the gear/spool you can reach the gear spool with your fingers by holding the gear/spool in the housing. The installation process includes a proper alignment of the gear teeth mount points followed by motor insertion through the gear/spool then fastener three installation first. Mount the motor with housing onto the rail before securing it with fastener number two. The procedure requires tightening the bolts to 5 n.m (44 lb in) after rotating the motor and housing assembly for matching attachment point one. Reinstall the power window module together with the window component if it needed removing.

The process begins with lifting the rear window before removing it when the motor does not operate. Then you can proceed with accessing the retaining screws. Drive out the door trim panel and water deflector along with the door speaker before stabilizing the window. Users need to disconnect the wiring harness from the Window Regulator motor and remove the 3 bolts (11508973) from its front side while avoiding cable spool failure by ensuring the cable gear stays inside the housing. Wiggle the Window Motor while observing its orientation to break loose the connection from the cable housing and pull the motor out of the Window Regulator assembly. After inserting the motor back into the cable housing users must install the 3 bolts (11508973) then tighten them to 5 n.m (44 lb in). The procedure will involve reinstalling the window before attaching the wiring harness to the Window Regulator motor before taking out the window support. After mounting the wire connector to the switch test window operation and put back speaker and water deflector before fitting the door trim panel.

The first step to replace the rear door Window Motor requires users to raise the window but requires window removal when the motor becomes nonoperable to access retention screws. The window support procedure begins by taking out the door trim panel along with the water deflector together with the door speaker. Disconnect the wiring harness at the Window Motor after which remove the 3 bolts (115 001 01) connected to the motor from its front side but keep the cable gear inside the housing to prevent cable spool failure. Separate the Window Motor from the cable housing by wiggling it while paying attention to its orientation before removing it from the Window Regulator assembly. Installation requires a new motor to be gently fitted into the cable housing before tightening the three bolts (115 001 01) to 5 n.m (44 lb in). To reintegrate the window you should first install it and then connect the wiring harness to the Window Motor. The first step is to remove the window support while connecting the wire connector to the switch to examine the window operation. Assessment complete, disconnect the wiring harness. Conclude by putting back the speaker and water deflector system followed by the door trim panel.

Ensure the cable gear remains in the housing to prevent it from coming off the spool.

Remove the window support.

Align the gear teeth and mounting points, then push the motor into the gear/spool and install fastener three first.

Remove the 3 bolts securing the motor.

Disconnect the wiring harness from the window regulator motor and remove the 3 bolts securing the motor on its front side.

Wiggle the motor back into the cable housing, install the 3 bolts to the window motor, and tighten them to 5 N.m (44 lb in).

Wiggle the motor into place within the cable housing and install the 3 bolts (115 100 01), tightening them to 5 N.m (44 lb in).

Be careful not to allow the cable gear to come out of the housing, as this will cause the cable to come off the spool.

Remove the window support.

Reinstall the glass window.