I would urge you not to try this at home. Getting the window track aligned after putting in the regulator is a nightmare. It's worth the $180 or so to just pay someone to do this. If you don't, I garuantee your window will slide right out of the weatherstripping and you'll be pissed when you're all done and put it back together. Test the window's up and down movement numerous times before re-installing the trim panel. Adjust as necessary. It's no big deal and nothing to be afraid of. As I recall, removing the glass is not even necessary! Leave the tracks alone! With the window in the UP position, hold it up while you install the regulator. If working with one hand like this bothers you, take a few minutes to prop the glass up in the door with a piece of wood cut to proper size. When ready to connect the regulator to the glass, use the palm of your hand to maneuver the glass up or down in to position. Not difficult.
i just got my 98 Honda accord driver's side window regulator replaced and it was $610 at the Honda dealership for the part + 3 hours of labor. what a rip off i just fixed my 2000 Honda accord driver's side window. cost $300+ with parts and labor. i looked everywhere and saw that the regulator and motor should cost less than $100, but they charged me about $200 for it. jerks.
No, it will not fit.
Must replace window regulatorhttp://www.ricksfreeautorepairadvice.com/repair-topics/window-power-repair/replace-a-power-window-motor-regulator
Driver's window is if the car is equipped with P/W.
no
the gears of the window regulator are stripped, the mechanism needs replaced.
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the voltage regulator is located in the voltage regulator compartment
The voltage regulator for a 1991 Honda accord is mounted on the rear of the alternator. It is bolted on and can be replaced as a separate unit.
The power window motor could be bad.
Inside the alternator
used window should be around $20-$50 dollars and about $60 to install.