You're shown how to replace the driver's side regulator, but the procedure is the same on the passenger's side as well. You will need: a 10 mm socket and ratchet, a flat blade screwdriver and a pair of large pliers.
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1 Comment
I've done the job as illustrated in the video, however, my window now goes up a bit crooked, asin tilted towards the front of the vehicle. What did I do wrong?
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