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IF you have problem with your window regulator For Megane 2 Rear Left, you can solvethe problems;
1: Broken Rope Change
2: Broken Runner Plastic
3: Pulley In the Regulator System
The cable regulator is the most popular version of the device and usually found in newer cars. It uses a mechanism consisting of a metal guide or guides, wire cables (or toothed belt), window bracket, and several pulleys. Construction of the regulator varies across manufacturers.In some cable window regulator types, the mechanism uses a single guide in the center, often supported by smaller guides on the sides. Others use two guides at either end. The cable suspends the window. When pulled, they move on the pulleys to raise or lower the glass that makes the window.Cable type regulators are mostly powered by a motor, with only a few using manual cranks. In the powered type, the motor spins to operate a drive mechanism. The drive then winds the cable to raise the window and the other way round.Cable type regulators are more compact than the scissor types. They, therefore, allow more space for other car accessories such as curtain airbags. The regulators are also lighter and suited for the weight reduction features of modern cars.The disadvantage of cable regulators is their complexity. They contain more parts than the scissor types and are difficult to service or diagnose. These types of regulators often fail when the pulleys or cable wears down. The support guides also do break, causing the glass to tilt or wobble.How does a Window Regulator Work?
Before answering the question, it’s good to note that window regulators exist in different designs. There are also those that you operate manually and the types that are powered by an electric motor. The working mechanisms of the device, therefore, vary depending on the type that you have installed in your car or truck.When you have a powered regulator, pressing a button activates a motor. The motor then spins to operate a drive mechanism. The mechanism then lifts or lowers the window. A manual system employs a crank that mounts on the door and features a hand-operated handle to rotate.The drive mechanism consists of gears. These connect to the lifting assembly, which is often a scissor-like structure, rack gear, or a set of pulleys and cables. The scissor-type mechanism expands to raise the window and collapses to lower it.In a pulley-cable setup, the drive assembly winds or unwinds a cable along pulley grooves. The movement then raises or lowers the glass. A rack gear system uses a pinion to work the window upon or down.Because the regulator has many components, it’s usually lubed. Window regulator lubrication helps to reduce friction and prevents excessive wear of the moving parts. It also allows a smooth and noiseless operation of the assembly.Lifting mechanism damage
It can be a broken window regulator guide, broken gears, or rusted parts. Loose components, too, that cause the window to open or close crooked. Damage often happens when debris finds its way into the door.Window regulator parts get rusted when water gets into the door. In regulators that use cables, the pulleys that hold and guide the cable may get worn excessively over time. The pulleys themselves also wear the cables, causing them to fray or even snapDrive mechanism issues
These affect the drive that operates the lifting assembly regardless of whether you have a window regulator with motor or without. They are mostly broken gears or plates, loose connections, slackened cable or worn components.Drive failure may appear as window regulator noise, low window speed or no movement at all. Most parts of the regulator are irreplaceable, including those in the drive mechanism. If damaged, you need to check whether you can repair or not.Window holder failure
The bracket that holds the window may get broken, leading to a malfunctioning regulator. That happens due to debris lodging in the window track. The wheels on the bracket may also wear excessively as to cause the device to malfunction, among other problems.Window regulator diagnosis involves removing the door cover to examine the different parts. The electric system is also tested, including the motor circuit. A window regulator without motor circuits and parts is easier to check. You only have the lifting components to look into to.Most problems require replacing the regulator. A few can be corrected or changed such as a slackened cable or worn pulleys.
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