Dodge Caravan Voyager Window Regulator Motor Removal

[@Team204]

Thank you for the detailed, direct to the point video! You're one of the FEW KZbinrs who don't have a 45 minute commentary about the weather, or 8 minutes of shots of their dogs/kids. THANK YOU!

[@CostaSwagger]

Thank you, sir. Whoever designed this window is crazy

[@calikasper]

Thank you so much for this video! I watched several other videos and none of them worked for me. This one’s a winner! Thank you again.

[@fishmonger1526]

4:54 LOL Love it! I came out to my van the other day and the window was gone. I was like WTF???? Turns out something broke in the middle of the night and it literally just fell down. I tried fixing myself but got lazy and just wedged it up with some wood and screws. I know, very professional... HOWEVER, I may get around to actually doing this replacement since it seems the motor and regulator are only like $30. *Thank you for taking the time to make this video!*

[@junkyardjumper7670]

I just watched 5 videos before this one... Thank you for actually being helpful

[@letstalk9037]

Thank you for the video. I was able to remove mine and put in the new one. Great work, hope to see more.

[@fatmant100]

THANK YOU, SIR, for THOSE OTHER VIDEOS NEVER SHOW IT COMPLETELY THIS WAY, THIS IS THE WAY THANKS

[@boanergesthesonsofthunder7066]

Rich thanks for the tips on a difficult job. You saved me some scraped knuckles

[@-g.k.4389]

Difficult? I took the panel apart a d there was no motor or regulator there the window was being held up by a piece of wood

[@philipsanchez2733]

excellent record you are very professional to record each process

[@monstercolorfunco4391]

Sorry, i have to correct you there, if the window is not operational, you can unscrew the long metal pod attached to the disk, it contains the motor, and you hold it in with your finger and turn it with the other hand, it will bring lower the window manually. The rest of the video is awesome thanks i will probably save 150 dollars :)))

[@ozzstars_cars]

Nice video. Most window regulators are a serious pain to repair

[@fordwindsor351]

Does this van have the rear heat and a/c if so could you please do an evaporator removal, huge thanks if you can.

[@RichpinTv]

I will look into it.

[@blakenorman4822]

My window finally quit moving thinking its the motor have a new one all I should have to do is replace the motor? not have to mess with the regulator and those clips? thanks

[@ZZZRSC]

Does this apply to a 1999 Grand Voyager?

[@MrAsadEp]

This brings back bad memories! I wouldnt re-use the old fastners, find suitable nylon lock nuts and re-use the old torx bolts. A bear to get back in...i did the same job 3/4 times because the customer kept bringing broken units my hands were cut up! Not a very common car in the Uk extremely hard to get parts for...good luck installing it rich

[@zx8401ztv]

Oh hell i had to stop the video, i could not stop laughing, that express speed window was just fully as hell lol, im glad you left that part in mr richpin :-)) I was going to comment about the locksmith safe connector on that speaker but ive never seen a window move so quick and not break, so funny lol :-))

[@RichpinTv]

15 minutes before i did this video i removed the window regulator in a camry and used cord to hold the window up which i will show in the future video.I guess i was a little hot out there in the sun.Tomorrow going to do one trying a 9 volt battery to move the window down.

[@zx8401ztv]

richpin06a You could take a roll of sellotape and stick it to the glass inside surface half way down, then stretch it over the top of the door rim to the outside window. Its a possible for doors with a top rim/frame ?

[@lowgascostsorangeman2688]

Thank you!!!!! Very good instructions.

[@ccbbtube]

Years(s)?

[@Tobashadow]

There is a easier way to get those out, you spin them around inside the door upside down one at a time and you'll notice the door is cut out to let it slide out bottom end first out the top right of each hole.

[@RichpinTv]

Thank you.

[@Tobashadow]

richpin06a let me be a little more precise, you flip them inwards towards each other one at a time, aka top left turns clockwise, top right counter, and the bottom ends will slide towards you and up out of the corner of each hole, then straighten it up to gain slack and do the other side, you can repeat it backwards going in, the farthest side out first tends to be the easiest to start with

[@TheWwong]

Looks like you are wrestling an octopus!

[@RichpinTv]

It almost got the best of me.

[@petemoss9693]

looks like a tough job -

[@crystalscan2002]

is that junk yard at

[@jasonbuhariwala5288]

Thanks Peter griffin

[@LaodiceaMythos]

The list price for that part is $212.00 new. A good little haul, I'd say.

[@RRaucina]

I think I would rather pound on my knees with a hammer than screw with window regulators. Such a piece of evil engineering I have never seen before. I will however, use a cheap new one to build that chicken coop automatic door with a timer that I have always dreamt of.