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10-02-2005, 08:28
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Re: Van Door motor help
Keep in mind that the Van door motor is backdriveable, the Nippon Denso window lift motor is not. This may make a difference to you (or not).
The Van door motor is a metric motor - use m6 bolts to mount it and the thread on the motor shaft is also m6. Check the shaft size using a metric caliper for a sprocket that would fit it. |
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