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It is best to replace entire regulator as one unit. Remove door panel. Remove bottom nut of regulator, and remove two top nuts of regulator. Loosen two bolts on bracket holding window. Support window, and carefully remove regulator as one unit.
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Remove the door panel and you will see the window regulator. There should be two or three bolts holding the door panel on, pop the window switch out and use a long flathead screwdriver to pop the panel out of the calmps securing it to the door
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you will have to replace the window regulator.
The window is not off track. The window regulator is broken. In most cases you will have to replace the window motor and regulator as an assembly.
Window motor and regulator are found inside of the door panel and may be bolted or riveted in. Should be bolted. Disconnect the window from regulator, take out reg. and motor, then disconnect regulator from motor, reconnect new motor to regulator, reattach those inside of the door, then reconnect the window to the regulator, put it together and see if it works.
I haven't done lately, but for most GM vehicles of that time period you do this: 1-Remove interior door trim. 2-Unplug window motor. 3-Remove the two bolts or nuts (10 mm head) attaching the glass to the regulator. 4-Slide the glass about 2/3 of the way down, tip it forward, and slide it out of the door. 5-Remove the four bolts (10 mm head) holding the regulator to the door. 6-Reverse the process using the new regulator.
I just changed the motor/regulator on a 2002 Jeep Grand Cherokee this morning. It took me about 1 1/2 hours total. I bought the general repair manual for the car at auto zone and it had step by step instructions for removing the door panel, removing the glass window, and for replacing the motor. it was about 7 bolts total to remove the motor/regulator assembly, and two pins to pop out with a flat head screw driver in order to dis lodge the window from its mechanism/lift arm. I am by no means a mechanic and know very little about repair, but this repair was easy. I recommend you buy that book at any auto parts store and there will be your answer.
Remove the inside door panel of your 2002 Chevy Cavalier. Remove the window motor wiring harness. Remove the window motor linkage. Remove the window motor retaining bolts. Reverse the process to install the new window motor.
the easy way is to remove the door panel and cut the regulator cables on both sides of the motor then raise the window and wedge a stick under the window to hold it up
take it to an auto glass shop, it is not that expensive