So my regulator went out. Not sure if I can get away with just replacing the motor or do I need to replace the whole assembly. What can I get away with, anyone know, thanks
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07-03-2013
So my regulator went out. Not sure if I can get away with just replacing the motor or do I need to replace the whole assembly. What can I get away with, anyone know, thanks
07-03-2013
Replace the whole thing
07-03-2013
I have a 2004 Grand Prix N/A, just not worth the headache to just do the motor or does the whole assembly fail?
07-03-2013
the cables wear on the sliders, then break, and the motors quit, its easy enough to just change the whole regulator.
07-13-2013
Had mine replaced a while back. You're looking at about a $200 plus fix.
07-13-2013
If you do it yourself it's only about a $30 fix
07-13-2013
Gotta replace my passenger side one,apprently its an $80 part for whole assembly. But im tackling.it myself.
07-13-2013
depends on where you buy the regulator, one from a dealer would cost more. but should last longer, vs a cheap ebay one.
07-13-2013
My rear passenger side doesn't work at all. I need to do a little more troubleshooting to determine if it is the motor or power getting to it.
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