the window handle is held on with a c shaped ring that is placed on the handle then pushed onto a splined rod with a recess in it to hold it on there is a tool for this but usually it can be pushed off the handle with a screw driver placed between the door panel and the handle the hard part is seeing it to push on one or both ends of the "c" ring to reinstall you simply put it on first then push it in as for the window falling off you won't know what caused it till you get a look at it
yes as long as the doors are the same there is no difference between glass in electric and manuel windows
The window crank will most likely be held on one of two ways. There could be a screw in the middle, or there is a clip behind it holding the shaft.
should be an Allen head or torx screw in the center of the crank.
behind the window crank handle, there is a horseshoe shaped pin, pop that pin off and the crank handle should pull right off.
Their is a special tool to remove manual crank window cranks and it will work for almost any car. You can pick one up at auto zone
Theres a tool that will engage the clip on the back side of the crank, you can find the tool at most auto parts stores.
You would need to remove the window regulator, and the motor. Replace them both and drill a hold through your door panel where the crank will come out.
they make special manual window crank removal tool but you can use a screwdriver its kind of tricky though.you local parts store will have one and they will show you how to use it if you buy the tool its a breeze.and you wont damage the door panel.
remove the clip retaining crank to the regulator shaft, this requires a special tool available at most parts houses.
Remove the inside door panel of your 1997 Chevy Lumina. Remove the linkage to the window crank. Remove the window crank retaining bolts. Reverse the process to install the new window crank.
with a window crank removal tool.
behind the window crank
You will need to remove the inside door panel of your 1977 Chevrolet blazer. Remove the window crank linkage. Remove the window crank retaining bolts. Reverse the process to install the new window crank.
In almost all makes of car you have to replace the window regulator. That's the entire mechanism that holds the window and raises and lowers it.
This page will tell you how to do this......good luck. http://www.maintainyourcar.co.uk/1999_hyundai_accent_window_winde.htm
Look in the back panel of the headliner ahead of the rear window where the manual crank of the sunroof is.
Pull out the U-clip located on the base of the window crank.
Remove the inside door panel. Remove the Allen screw from the window crank linkage. The window crank handles should come off.
You can remove the window crank handle by just using a simple shop rag. How you do this you slide the rag(unfolded) between the door panel and window crank and rotate around the window crank until you snag the clip that is retain the window crank. The clip is a simple wire clip shaped like a "C" To reinstall you place the clip back in the groove on window crank and press back on the window regualtor shaft
There is a c clip holding the window crank on. The tool slides behind the crank and opens the clip.
To remove the window knob,you need to purchase a tool at any auto parts store, you would then slide the tool behind the window crank and simply push out the clip that holds the window lever in place.
How do you remove the manual window cranThere should be an Allen type set-screw in the base of the handle. It will be recessed, and you'll have to turn the crank to access it more easily. Remove the setscrew, and the handle slips off of the stud. If the window is down, and it begins to rain, you can roll the window up by holding it onto the stud, and turning, or you can use a small pair of vise grips. Just try not to damage the teeth on the stud.
If the Chevy Venture's driver's side window won't roll down, it may have slipped off of its track and become stuck. The crank gears may also have gotten fouled. Removing the door panel will usually let you see what is going on with the window and to correct the problem.
Pry the screwdriver between the door panel and the window crank base. Remove the metal clip slowly and carefully. Pull the base of crank to remove it.
Your local auto parts store can sell you an inexpensive tool (under $10) that will do the job.