The advantage of an electric window regulator is huge compared to manual window regulators. However, it has the disadvantage of being much more restrictive in terms of repairs. Also, it is not always easy to identify precisely the nature of the problem. With this article we will see how to repair the electric window of an Iveco Minicab . But before you start, you have to be sure you understand where the failure came from. Indeed, it is sometimes unnecessary to change the entire window regulator, a simple repair can often work. Whether it's a false contact, or quite simply a lack of lubrication. Now that you've identified the cause of the problem, let's get to the heart of the matter.window-switch-Iveco-Minicab

Replacing an Iveco Minicab window regulator: how to do it

Changing a window regulator is rather tedious. Depending on your expertise in the field, count approximately three hours to make sure you have the necessary time. Whether for an Iveco Minicab or another car, this repair is for experienced DIY enthusiasts. So let's see what to do, point by point. We recommend that you take pictures at several stages to help you reassemble the new window regulator.

Removing a window regulator on an Iveco Minicab

  • Remove all of the door trim. From the handle to the retro cover. This manipulation should be done rather delicately using a flat screwdriver. You will have to make sure you can access the window regulator at all points without being disturbed. This manipulation is the longest to perform.
  • Remove the window regulator seals from your Iveco Minicab. Once again, it is essential to go about it with care.
  • Now that you have accessed the window regulator, disconnect the connectors. You must then release the window lifter motor in the event that it is stuck.
  • Release all the fasteners that hold the glass, then remove the glass. It is sometimes preferable to place the window halfway up to be able to carry out this manipulation. Obviously, you have to be very careful when moving the window. It is advisable to put it on a rather thick sheet.
  • Remove the window regulator as a whole. It is essential to remember your position. You can take a picture of it if it helps you to install the new window regulator. The window regulator is at times held by screws or rivets, so you must remove them.

The installation of an electric window of an Iveco Minicab

  • Present the new window regulator. Make sure that its location is similar to the damaged window regulator. You should probably use the bindings you have set aside.
  • Replace the glass as you removed it. It will sometimes be necessary to rotate it slightly so that it fits correctly in its guide.
  • Connect the connectors.
  • Fit the seals you removed.
  • Refit all of the door trim.

It's good, you now have a new and working window regulator . So you have to switch on and test it.