Can window regulator motors be rebuilt?

BILLMILL5050

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2002 PONTIAC FIREBIRD
58,000 MILES

My window goes up a few inches, stops if I wait a few minutes it willgo up a few more inches

Saturday, December 17th, 2011 AT 7:36 PM

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FIXITMR

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Yup. Does that 1 have motor as integral part of assembly? What's happening is the overheat sensor is shot. You dissasemble and bridge sensor and that will make it work again.

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Saturday, December 17th, 2011 AT 7:49 PM

BILLMILL5050

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My motor is for siccor type #sieman WL42001 or cordone42-150

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Tuesday, December 20th, 2011 AT 6:32 PM

BILLMILL5050

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I took apart and just saw brushes

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Tuesday, December 20th, 2011 AT 6:34 PM

CJ MEDEVAC

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I HAVE HAD GOOD LUCK WITH DIFFERENT APPLICATIONS---FORD AND MERCURY

MAINLY CLEANING THE BRUSH SURFACE ON THE ARMATURE, WITH FINE SANDPAPER AND LUBRICATING THE SHAFTS AND "GEAR BOXES" IF YOU WILL

ON THE FORD STUFF A COMMON FAILURE IS 3 NYLON "CLUTCH PELLETS", AGAIN, IF YOU WILL, IN THE GEAR BOX, REPLACING THEM WITH BALL BEARINGS IS A PERFECT FIX! (NORMALLY THAT SYMPTOM IS THE MOTORS RUNS AND THE WINDOW SLIGHTLY BOUNCES, BUT WILL NOT MOVE

GOOD LUCK

THE MEDIC

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Tuesday, December 20th, 2011 AT 6:58 PM

FIXITMR

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Yah that's it. You bent some tabs and pulled plastic end out. Look at the brush leads more carefully. You will see a brass double layer strip like sandwich on 1 of the brush leads in the plastic end cover. You have to connect the layers together I soldered mine if I recall.