Window Motor
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Window Motor
Any one here no of wher to get a window motor for a 1995 4runner passanger side frunt. I think mine took a crap. Don't really want to go for a new one.
Also, how hard is it to change?
Any help please
Also, how hard is it to change?
Any help please
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Donny, you're out of your element
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Just cut the plug off your old motor, then splice/solder the wires together.
If you can pin out the plugs, you could just switch the plastic plugs and not have to worry about cutting or soldering.
The only thing I would need is a picture of the old motor so I could get you a motor that is clocked correctly. or at least a crude drawing lol.
If you can pin out the plugs, you could just switch the plastic plugs and not have to worry about cutting or soldering.
The only thing I would need is a picture of the old motor so I could get you a motor that is clocked correctly. or at least a crude drawing lol.
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Passenger side motors from 80’s Celica/Supra, 87-91 Camry, and 90-95 4Runner for sure. There may be others I haven't looked at yet. 10 bucks at the local yards around here.
Last edited by Dublin; 02-24-2008 at 04:24 PM.
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Donny, you're out of your element
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The 4Runners use the same motor in the left side and gate, not the pass side. They are clocked differently.
Besides that, why would he want to install a window motor from an 80's celica? If a 94 motor failed, how good IS that 5-10 years older motor?
OLD cars with HIGH miles, vs Newer 4Runner with LOW miles.
#10
My bad on the tailgate I knew it was the right side (post edited). As for the Celica motor I am still using a mid 80's one on my gate going on 5 years. As for high miles on a window motor I have to disagree. With our wonderful WI weather Dam cold in winter and dam humid in summer, any a/c equiped vehicle wouldn't have the years of wear and tear you might think on the windows. Just my opinion though, always check out a used motor on site most yards have a means to test them.
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