2000 Elantra Passenger Read Window grinding

Discussion in 'Hyundai Elantra / Lantra' started by christanner, Apr 23, 2006.

  1. christanner

    christanner Guest

    Well, that pretty much describes it.

    It just fell completely on its own while parked...now it makes the
    dreaded grinding noise. :( Got the cute little treatment panel off thta
    has the window switch, door handle, Lock, & fabric on it and have
    barely got room to get to the window & track. Is this how I have to
    work on it?

    can I grab this motor/track off a junk heap, or is that pretty much
    impossible?

    How much for new? (saw this p/n while searching: 82404-38010) did I
    understand that to be for just a piece of the assembly? It really
    sounds bad...so I'm not sure what needs replaced... I'm ready to fix
    it, but don't know what to buy, or how to get at it other than through
    this 4"x6" hole toward the back of the door...and that's not seemin'
    too handy for me...

    so, how many of you have done this? :) (and how many times?) While
    under "warranty" Hyundai fixed the driver's side front window 3
    times...do ANY cars exist that aren't crap?
     
    christanner, Apr 23, 2006
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  2. christanner

    hyundaitech Guest

    Expect to replace the window regulator. The upper plastic piece probably
    broke, allowing the cable to come off and get tangled.

    You could take one off a wreck, but, depending on price, it may not be
    worth the effort and aggravation for something that may not be in very
    good shape.
     
    hyundaitech, Apr 24, 2006
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  3. christanner

    christanner Guest

    makes sense...saw that plastic thingy... however, it's on a vertical
    metal rail (as you probably know). I am unsure as to whether the
    plastic comes off the metal track, or I just take the whole assembly
    out...
     
    christanner, Apr 30, 2006
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  4. christanner

    hyundaitech Guest

    No, the plastic thingy isn't intended to separate from the whole assembly.
    You'll need to replace the whole assembly and transfer the motor from the
    old to the new.
     
    hyundaitech, May 1, 2006
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