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Window Winding Mechanism 120-130 1966

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posted by  Dylan Berichon on  Fri Nov 30 01:10 CST 2007
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Regarding my '66 122s. Car is a 2 door.

On my way home from work tonight/this morning, I stopped by a drive through ATM.

When I went to roll my window back up, and it got about half way up before it kind of "snapped". Maybe "snapped" isn't the right word, but I felt something happen, and the window stopped moving. Actually the window fell down just a bit.

The handle moves with little resistance now, but has no effect on the window.

I haven't dug behind the door panel yet. Is it anything like a 240 door? How does the window mechanism work?

Any tips for getting the door panel off? I was going to pop it open when I got home to take a quick look but I couldn't figure out how to get the door or window handle off.

Thanks!
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