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Re: Gearing Window Motor?

A roller arm for picking up the tubes.

Are their sprockets made for the Denso output?
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Re: Gearing Window Motor?

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A roller arm for picking up the tubes.

Are their sprockets made for the Denso output?
You can either modify the plastic output hub that comes with the Kit of Parts (we've drilled the 6x Ø1.875 "standard hole pattern" into them before to mount AndyMark sprockets onto), or you can machine an identical hub into existing gears or sprockets.
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Re: Gearing Window Motor?

The premade Denso sprockets are "Coupler, Denso motor" as listed in the KoP checklist. Perhaps you could rig something to that?
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Re: Gearing Window Motor?

Belts, gears or sprockets......

If you want it light as possible, I'd use the gears from the FP transmission, and belts.
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