What kind of window regulator does a Honda Civic have?
Finally we get to model years 2003 to Current. Both the Honda Civic Coupe and Honda Civic Sedan have a single-track cable window regulator in each door. This is one of those years where the motor connection changes and the confusion begins for some mechanics. Now when it comes to the Honda Civic cable power window regulators, we have plenty to say.
Can a Honda Civic power window be repaired?
Extreme care is always taken when our technicians remove a door panel on this vehicle. Having the proper tools for this repair is a must! At Power Window Repair, we only repair OEM Honda Civic power window regulators. We believe so strongly in our proprietary method of repair that we have an additional fee for all non-rebuildable cores.
Where is the Scissor regulator on a Honda Civic?
The Civic Sedan has a single-track cable window regulator in the front door and a scissor action regulator in the rear. The greatest weak point in the scissor-action design is the pivot point in the center of the scissor. It’s responsible for supporting and transferring the entire load.
How do you remove a power window motor?
Remove the motor and regulator through the access port. With the pigtail disconnected, the power window motor and regulator will no longer be connected to anything inside the door. Reach into the large access port and pull them each out. The two are connected, so pulling one will remove them both.
How do you replace a power window regulator?
Replace the mounting bolts. Hold each component in the appropriate position as you return the mounting bolts that secure both the power window motor and the regulator. Thread each bolt in by hand first, then use a wrench to tighten them. If a bolt doesn’t thread it properly, remove it and try again to prevent cross-threading them.
What’s the best way to replace a power window?
Raise the window up into the door frame. Have your friend raise the window up into the door frame as though you had rolled it up normally. Ask them to hold the window in place until you are able to secure it. Pressing one palm on each side of the glass will allow your friend to hold the window up. Use masking tape to secure the window in place.