You never know until it's apart ~ the Euro Wagon's R.R. window didn't go all the way up either and made a bad clicking sound like stripped gears so I bought a complete $75 wagon only door and used 1/2 the day to go fetch it ~ imagine my surprise when I discovered the lift & motor on my wagon had simply fallen loose so the 6MM holes in the freshly painted sheet metal door were elongated , this meant I couldn't use any of those $pare parts , instead I used Japanese Problem solver nuts with flared washers , it now works fine and I gave the damn door away to be rid of it =8-^ .
In any case , use a wide sheet metal tool , like a GM Door handle clip remover , to ever so gently lift the inner trim panel away , you'll soon get a good feel for finding the plastic slips and sliding the notch in the tool so you don't ruin the panel's cardboard.....
Once it's apart take a looksee and note what's what , if the lift or motor is junk , jot down the part #'s stamped into them and we'll see about getting you fixed up again , 'K ? .
-Nate
Tony wrote:
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> Nate, I held the up button in for a bit too long, (was thinking about gorgeous women I guess) and the damn thing busted, I can hear the motor & it is clicking so probably a gear or cam not engaging. Will try and rip it apart next week and see what is up. Worried that I cannot get the liner to look right after my fat fingers have done their thing.
> Tony
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