Can anyone tell me if my window regulator can be adjusted to lower the window all the way down ( currently 1" left sticking up). Also I think as Richard says that my Door Open/Shut micro switch is had it. Does anyone know where this is this located on the mechanism? 2000 model. Cheers Tim
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The stops on the regulators aren't adjustable - they are pop-rivetted in place. The door lock microswitches are inside the door lock itself. I couldn't tell you which is which, as I've never had one apart.
Stop moved, now window goes to the correct position. Cheers Richard. Tim
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