GM 15269138
Window Regulator, Rear Passenger Side

The first step to replace the rear side door Window Regulator includes raising the window until it reaches the top and then removing door trim combined with the water deflector. Apply tape to keep the window at top position before hooking up the wire harness connector of the door trim panel. The first step is to turn the window clamp nuts 4 times loose before using the Power Window Switch to guide the regulator down to halfway. The first task requires removing the power Window Regulator bolts (1, 2, 3, 4, 5) after disconnecting the electrical connector from the power Window Motor. Remove the Window Regulator by opening the door panel access hole at the rear. The Window Regulator installation requires you to first guide it through the rear access hole in the door and then secure Window Regulator bolts with 9 n.m (80 lb in) torque starting at (1) and proceeding to bolt (5). Drop the window by removing tape from its surface then place it inside the regulator clamps. The vehicle should be started after connecting the power Window Motor electrical connector to achieve maximum power for proper window seating and adjustment. Operate the window until it reaches maximum height before fastening all clamp nuts to 11 n.m (95 lb in). Check the window for correct movement and check for a proper seal before killing the engine. You should install the water deflector followed by the door trim panel as the final step.

The first step for changing a rear door Window Regulator requires fully raising the window before you remove the door trim panel together with the water deflector. Purge the window to its highest position and establish the connection for the door trim panel wire harness. Slightly loose the window clamp nuts by four turns before operating the power switch to let the regulator drop halfway down. First disconnect the electrical connector of the power Window Motor before removing the bolts (1, 2, 3, 4, 5) on the Window Regulator. Pull out the Window Regulator by accessing it from the rear opening of the door panel. The installation of the Window Regulator occurs when you put it into the door through the rear access hole while strictly following the fastener notice in service precautions. Use 9 n.m (80 lb in) torque when tightening each of the bolts (1, 2, 3, 4, 5). The tape needs removal before sliding the window down into the clamps of the Window Regulator. Open the vehicle and connect the electrical power Window Motor connector to complete the procedure because this action gives the motor full power needed for correct window positioning and adjustment. Rising the window to its highest point will require you to tighten the window clamp nuts to 11 n.m (95 lb in). Check that the window operates properly along with its watertight capacity and disable the engine. Put on both items which are the water deflector as well as the door trim panel.

Loosen the window clamp nuts 4 revolutions through the access holes in the inner door panel.

Place the window regulator into the door and install the window regulator bolts (1, 2, 3, 4, 5), tightening them to 9 N.m (80 lb in).

Remove the support from the window and lower the window into the window regulator clamps, ensuring it is fully rearward in the window channel.