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How Do I replace power window regulator on 2004 Rendezvous?

99 messages,  Last post on Sep 18, 2009 at 7:09 AM

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Re: re 2002 rendezvous drivers door window [flyingcol] by steve_ HOST
Jun 09, 2009 (12:41 pm)
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Replying to: flyingcol (Jun 09, 2009 12:38 pm)

You have aftermarket options for roof racks - Yakima, Thule, Barrecrafters and Malone are rack companies that I can think of off-hand. Not all of them may make clips to fit your Rondy.
 
GM may be cheaper than some of these brands though.
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2004 F150 4x4 extended cab window problems by gearheadkld
Jun 16, 2009 (11:29 am)
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I need help before I smash this bleeping thing!
Drivers side window will not come back up, and now I'm starting to have trouble with the window on the same side extended cab - but least I got it back up.
This morning I was trying to remove the drivers door inner panel, took out the two bottom 6 mm bolts, & then removed the two 8 mm door handle bolts. Started to remove in panel but stopped because it seemed like I was going to break some thing. Is there more to it to remove this panel?
I just wanna look inside & see if I can find the trouble.
Please does any one have any advice other than burn the truck? lol
Thankx people...
gearheadkld
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04 Rendezvous Front Passenger Window by jwolz
Jul 11, 2009 (5:15 pm)
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Okay...I've scanned through the 94 previous messages in this forum about Rendezvous power windows and, based on what several of you have said, this is something that can be repaired by the owner (me) and I can probably avoid the dealiership. A lot of the discussion in the previous messages related to "clips" and I'm hoping that replacement of broken clips will resolve my problem. But before I go to the trouble of taking the door apart, let me just describe what the window does and doesn't do. First off, it does not go up and down when I push the button (duh). It will, however, slide up and down if I put the window between my palms and push it up and down. Also, the window will slide up and down "crooked" (that is, not evenly). Is this consident with broken clips? Thanks in advance to anyone who replies.
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Re: 04 Rendezvous Front Passenger Window [jwolz] by sciguy85
Jul 11, 2009 (9:02 pm)
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Replying to: jwolz (Jul 11, 2009 5:15 pm)

Yes, It sounds like it. I did take the door panel off to check myself to be sure. I did purchase the clips from the recommended place (I'm not sure but I think it was in Florida). One of the clips I thought at first was wrong but it was put together backwards (good old GM) and I was able to fix it and it worked great for less than $150 for both windows. Took me about 2 1/2 hours to do both but I am a slow and analyzing type person. Take your time, take pictures before you take it apart and as you do it just in case. Good luck.
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Re: Clips at the dealer? [tracy9] by kainscough
Jul 20, 2009 (12:32 pm)
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Replying to: tracy9 (Jun 14, 2007 8:40 am)

I just wanted to thank you!! I just replaced the clips on the drivers side saving myself 300 dollars. After reading your post and everyone elses I got the courage to try it. I am also a female and found once I knew what I was doing it was fairly easy... Now to tackle the wheel bearing.. ok maybe not. Little scary
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Re: Clips at the dealer? [kainscough] by tonygravato
Jul 20, 2009 (12:51 pm)
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Replying to: kainscough (Jul 20, 2009 12:32 pm)

You will be fine with the wheel bearing, if you take your time and lay all the parts down as you remove them. Biggest pain is the center nut that holds the axle on, it takes some leverage to get get it off. Plus the three bolts that hold it on from behind sometimes do get a little frozen ( I had to use a propane tourch to heat knuckle and then backed the bolts out)
 
Just did the A/C condenser this past weekend, not too bad, but there were some pain bolts and nuts, plus you do need someone to help you move the engine forward after you are done to attach the engine mounts, and it essentially requires you removing just about everything to get the condenser out. But in the end, I estimate that total parts cost me about $225-$250. Plus I changed my oil, replaced the oil filter, and replaced all the old coolant in radiatior. Really ned to change plugs and wires. Anyone know how to replace the plugs in the back (the ones against the firewall)????
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Clips for window by sexylilfidget
Sep 18, 2009 (7:09 am)
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Hey everyone! I am going through your posts and I am encouraged that my husband and I who are not mechanics, can figure this out. I found a website that had pictures from a man who got all of his information from here! http://www.teamneon.com/buick/ For anyone who would like to see. My question is...I just emailed the gmparts.com people because they have the clip I want. However he emailed me back and said I would need two clips for one window...a front and a rear. Is this correct? It is our front passenger window that is broken. And the reason I wanted pics, is because our clip broke off and was laying in the bottom of the door when we opened it so we have no idea what it had looked like before!!! The regulator...I don't know what that is. Is it the motor that propells the window? Does everything have to come off (as in regulator, speakers etc) to replace or just the panel so the barrel on the wire thing we clip to is exposed? Any info is VERY MUCH APPRECIATED!!! Thanks
~Amy

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