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Window lift cable S60 2001

posted by  walrus3 on  Wed Jun 27 03:41 CST 2007
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Recently (when I drove my S60 T5 through a car wash) I noted that my driver's
side rear window was not all the way up, and I was not able to put it up with
either the front or rear control button. Last Friday (this year's hottest day
so far) I opened up the door and found the cable snarled and not on the lower
pulley. Also the cable was somewhat stranded and was not winding on the actuator
spool in an orderly fashion. As I was getting ready to go to the KC Midsommar
meet I didn't have a lot of time to work on it, so I did (with some difficulty)
get the window all the way up, past some apparent obstruction near the top of
the travel, ran the actuator to tighten the cable and hold the window closed.
Then I unplugged the control and reassembled the door.
I would like to restore function to this window, but am not eager to $hell out
a lot of dollar$ for a new actuator with cable since the old one seems to work
fine. It is just the cable. Is there a cable one can buy to replace this, or
is the cable alone available anywhere?
--
George Downs Bartlesville, Heart of the USA!






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