The advantage of an electric window regulator is undeniable in comparison with manual window regulators. However, it has the disadvantage of being much more complicated in terms of repairs. Also, it is not necessarily easy to pinpoint the source of the problem. With this article, we will see how to change the electric window regulator of a Suzuki Baleno 2 . But before you see what to do, you need to be sure you understand where the problem is coming from. Let's be clear, it is sometimes unnecessary to change the entire window regulator, a simple repair can often suffice. Whether it concerns an electrical short circuit, or just a lack of lubrication. Now that you've identified the cause of the problem, let's get to the heart of the matter.change-window-regulator-Suzuki-Baleno-2

Replacing a window regulator in Suzuki Baleno 2: how to do it

Replacing a window regulator is quite tedious. Depending on your expertise in the field, plan approximately two o'clock to make sure you don't get caught up in time. Whether for a Suzuki Baleno 2 or another car, this manipulation is for experienced DIY enthusiasts. So let's see what to do, step by step. We advise you to take photos at different times to help you install the new window regulator.

Removing a window regulator on a Suzuki Baleno 2

  • Remove the entire door trim. From the handle to the mirror cover. This should be done very gently using a flat screwdriver. It will be necessary to make sure to have access to the window regulator in any point without being obstructed. This step is the longest to execute.
  • Remove the window regulator seals from your Suzuki Baleno 2. Once again, it is essential to do so with care.
  • Now that you have access to the window regulator, disconnect the connectors. You can then release the window regulator motor if it is stuck.
  • Remove all the fasteners that hold the glass, then remove it. It is sometimes advisable to position the window halfway up to be able to carry out this manipulation. Of course you have to be very careful when handling the glass. It is best to put it on a sufficiently thick sheet.
  • Remove the window regulator completely. It is essential to memorize your position. You can take a picture of it if it helps you to install the new window regulator. The window regulator is sometimes held in place by screws or rivets, you must therefore remove them.

Installing an electric window regulator on a Suzuki Baleno 2

  • Fit the new window regulator. Make sure that its location is similar to the damaged window lifter. You should probably use the fasteners that you removed.
  • Replace the glass just as you took it out. It will sometimes be necessary to move it slightly so that it fits properly in its guide.
  • Reconnect the connectors.
  • Fit the seals you removed.
  • Refit the entire door trim.

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