The advantage of an electric window regulator is substantial in comparison with manual systems. However, it has the defect of being much more complicated in terms of repairs. In addition, it is not necessarily easy to identify precisely the origin of the problem. Here we will see how to repair the electric window regulator of an Iveco Daily Van . But before you start, you have to be sure you understand where the problem came from. Let's be clear, it is from time to time unnecessary to replace the entire window regulator, a simple small repair can often suffice. Whether it's a false contact, or simply a lack of oiling. Now that you've identified the nature of the dysfunction, let's get back to our topic.change-window-regulator-Iveco-Daily-Van

How to replace an Iveco Daily Van window regulator

Replacing a window regulator is rather tedious. Depending on your experience in the field, plan approximately three hours to make sure you have the time you need. Whether on an Iveco Daily Van or on another car, this operation is for experienced DIY enthusiasts. So let's see what to do, step by step. We advise you to take photos at several stages to help you reassemble the new window regulator.

Removing a window regulator on an Iveco Daily Van

  • Remove all of the door trim. From the handle to the mirror cover. This should be done rather gently with a flat screwdriver. You must ensure that you access the window regulator at all points without being disturbed. This step is quite long to perform.
  • Disassemble the window regulator seals from your Iveco Daily Van. Again, it is crucial to do it carefully.
  • Now that you have accessed the window regulator, disconnect the connectors. You can then release the window regulator motor when it is blocked.
  • Remove all the fasteners that hold the glass, then remove the glass. It is from time to time more judicious to position the window halfway up to be able to carry out this manipulation. Of course we will have to be very careful when handling the glass. It is best to put it on a rather thick sheet.
  • Disassemble the window regulator completely. It is essential to remember your position well. You can take a picture of it if it helps you to install the new window regulator. The window regulator is from time to time held in place by screws or rivets, it is therefore necessary to remove them.

Installing an electric window regulator from an Iveco Daily Van

  • Fit the new window regulator. Make sure that its position is similar to the previous window regulator. You will certainly have to use the fixings that you removed.
  • Reposition the glass just as you took it out. It will be necessary from time to time to rotate it a little so that it fits correctly in its guide.
  • Connect the connectors.
  • Replace the seals you removed.
  • Replace all of the door trim.

That's it, you now have a new and working window regulator . You can therefore turn on your car and test it.