Chamus
Junior Member
- Joined
- Feb 7, 2019
- Posts
- 10
- Reaction score
- 2
- Location
- Knoxville, TN
- First Name
- Chamus
- Truck Year
- 1989
- Truck Model
- V1500 Suburban
- Engine Size
- 6.3
Hey, guys. I've perused the forum in the past, but never joined. Consider this my Introduction.
I'll get right to it. I've got a 1989 Suburban with a second row window that needs to be replaced. I've got the replacement window too, so that's even better.
Now, how exactly do I go about getting the previous window out? As for relevant information, it is equipped with factory power will does, not manual handcrank windows, and the window I'm replacing is currently locked in the UP position (neither the switch for the door, nor the drivers door switch can get it moving. I haven't yet determined the cause, as my intentions to do so were part of this project)
Now, I am familiar with my 70s and 80s GM and I can tell I've got to get the window up and out of the door entirely, then slide it off of the mounting rail. With the window currently in the UP position and the motor not responding, what is the best method here?
I'll get right to it. I've got a 1989 Suburban with a second row window that needs to be replaced. I've got the replacement window too, so that's even better.
Now, how exactly do I go about getting the previous window out? As for relevant information, it is equipped with factory power will does, not manual handcrank windows, and the window I'm replacing is currently locked in the UP position (neither the switch for the door, nor the drivers door switch can get it moving. I haven't yet determined the cause, as my intentions to do so were part of this project)
Now, I am familiar with my 70s and 80s GM and I can tell I've got to get the window up and out of the door entirely, then slide it off of the mounting rail. With the window currently in the UP position and the motor not responding, what is the best method here?