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Chasing R33 Gtst Drivers Side Window Motor

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Guys / Girls,

I am preping my car to sell so I am fixing all the misc items that I couldn't be bothered fixing before now, so does anyone have an R33 drivers side window motor that I could take off your hands? Please let me know, if reasonable I'll pay postage as it will still probaby work out cheaper than getting one from Nissan.

Thanks :ninja:

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Have you tried Import Wrecking Yards? Try the yellow pages there's some in there ...JustJap is another one that can get there hands on one.

They're around th $100 mark.

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No I live in a mining town in the middle of bum-f**k-idee-hoe so it's really hard trying to get this gear out here without being ripped off.

I'll try JustJap and see what they have to say, thanks for the tip.

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Are you certain its the motor?

There are three things that can stop the window working.

1. Switch

2. Relay

3. Motor

there are 3 different types of relay also for Series 1, 1.5 and 2.

I thought the swicthes or the motor was stuffed in mine, after a lot of swapping parts and testing, it turned out to be the relay.

I would suggest swapping some bits to diagnose the fault before buying bits.

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