1964 thunderbird window motors keep burning out

Asked by Oldfordbuff May 14, 2015 at 11:46 PM about the 1964 Ford Thunderbird

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I have replaced the motors and switches on my 1964 Thunderbird but the motors and switches keep going bad and this was done at my local Ford dealership. They have given up on it. Any suggestions?

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Dannyl answered 8 years ago

I had some tbird issues with door spaghetti before, pretty scary looking mess, turned out screwshad been run through the trim panels, pierced the wire harness and screwed through it, to the door metal. Everyone was telling the lady to go somewhere else because of the ratty looking wiring mess. we disassembled it and noticed it in a few minutes of looking everything over.

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Dannyl answered 8 years ago

Something like that,you have to get on it, get it apart, inspect, diagnose, figure what to do to restore it then order everything, put it all back to gether. if you can connect it up during the diag and get it right, you can performance test your work while your parts are coming. You dont want to leave it apart.

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