Mercedes-Benz W123 door panel removal/window motor replacement

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  • Опубликовано: 25 окт 2024
  • In between filming, a customer dropped by thinking he might just need a new window switch for his non-functioning passenger door automatic window on his 300D--not so easy, unfortunately. Here, Michael will demonstrate how to remove and reinstall a door panel on a W123, and how to replace the motor without removing the regulator. Please 'like' and/or subscribe if you find this content useful. Thank you!
    **USED OEM MERCEDES-BENZ PARTS**
    I have literally thousands of parts for Mercedes-Benz vehicles from the late 1950s to the early 1990s. All items, including electrical, are guaranteed to complete customer satisfaction. I can ship anywhere (packed properly with my guarantee of no damage in transit).
    Michael, 1-503-828-8259, 11AM to 8PM PST (Oregon, USA)
    or email at msben88@yahoo.com

Комментарии • 15

  • @bradfordpreston4723
    @bradfordpreston4723 Год назад +1

    Perfect, simple instructions - especially using the heat gun on the latch cover and the clip at the forward edge of the panel. This saved me a lot of time andf aggravation. Thanks, Michael!

  • @johnjamesmoses
    @johnjamesmoses 2 года назад +1

    Michael, that is very helpful, I will be taking my W123 front door lining off soon and you covered everything perfectly. Getting at that screw at the top of the armrest / door pull had puzzled me in the past. Thanks

  • @RayVal53
    @RayVal53 5 месяцев назад +1

    Hi Michael, what do you do if your window is all the way down? Went down, wouldnt come back up, passenger side switch is good, was able to swap them out, no luck.

    • @bobtosi9346
      @bobtosi9346 4 месяца назад

      Take the door panel off and check the slider. It’s probably broken. New one can be had at Mercedes source

  • @60tbird1
    @60tbird1 Год назад

    Excellent work and also very good instructional video.

  • @MrPhotodoc
    @MrPhotodoc 2 года назад +1

    Props to the camera person again.

  • @tarunarya1780
    @tarunarya1780 Год назад

    Nice article. Unfortunately my doors are stuck closed, despite being "open" and can't gain access to the chrome around the lock.

    • @michaelthemercedesguy
      @michaelthemercedesguy  Год назад

      To get your door open, first make sure it's unlocked. If the lock button won't stay up, have a helper roll down the window and keep it pulled up from the outside. Then your helper will need to pull on the outer door handle to keep it in the "open" position. You, meanwhile will lay on the rear seat, or opposite front seat depending on which door is stuck, and pound away at it with your feet.

  • @kapitanlamprecht1907
    @kapitanlamprecht1907 6 месяцев назад

    Hätte ich dein Video früher gesehen, wäre bei mein Seiten Fach der Haken jetzt noch in Ordnung. 😕 Danke, sind ja zwei Türen 🙂

  • @djgalawak
    @djgalawak Год назад

    hello, cool video. for w124 its same for testing motor direct to battery ? or i put 1 wire green to (+) battery. and negative battery to ground or to other wire black ? best vibes cheers

    • @michaelthemercedesguy
      @michaelthemercedesguy  Год назад +1

      Yes, it's the exact same process. Thanks for watching!

    • @djgalawak
      @djgalawak Год назад

      i done, unlock motor with wd 40, using the two wires , not using ground (like i see in other video), now working ;) best vibes from france

  • @jteddy11
    @jteddy11 2 года назад +1

    Michael would you have a regulator for a W116 1980 300sd front passenger side? Just asking and I will keep looking, ebay I believe has some new ones, but looking for a good used one. Thanks for the great videos.

    • @michaelthemercedesguy
      @michaelthemercedesguy  2 года назад

      hello .....
      thanks for asking about a part for your car....and yes, i do have a RF, pass, window regulator. it is tested and guaranteed. the frame is straight, and the nylon bushing in the lifter arm is still there and in nice condition.....which is rare.
      price $150 with motor, $125 without motor
      you can always call me...i prefer tele over email and i do not do texting.
      at your service,
      michael 503-828-8259 after 10 am Pacific Time
      email: michaelmedill@gmail.com