7 years after you posted this video I run into it and to my suprise it worked. And let me tell you I work on cars and I did not think this was going to work cheers !
Literally i was like "This guys is trolling me hard" until i went to the car and tried it and it worked. I was just ready to spend 200 euros on new motor lol
When you turn the cylinder you got to make sure its align with the pin thats behind the brake pads so it does not move when applying on brakes dont look like you did that . The pads wont wear even on rotor and that will screw up your brake job . On the front brakes you dont need to align it. Its because you need to turn cylinder in the back that wy the 2 holes need to be align with the little pin behind beake pads
We laughed so hard and thought, could this seriously work? Five minutes later, the window on my 2000 Cooper S was back in action! Thank you for posting this
Thanks from uk. I can confirm worked on my 2004 cooper s , Window stuck key in turn on , push button up hold and punched door 4-5 times twice and now working 👍🏻
Thank you for the video. I have a 2020 Kona ultimate AWD 1.6L turbo. Will this be the same? I've heard there's a difference between the 2.0 and 1.6. Is there anything i should know before doing this?
You took them apart farther than I did. The front ones just needed a c-clamp , but the back ones needed to be turned clockwise. I tried to use a c-clamp and quickly found I was wrong. It was time to check the internet. Thank you for showing me what to do!
My local Mavis told me that the cost to replace rear pads/rotors on my 2021 Hyundai Kona is higher than the front because my car has "electronic calipers" on the rear. This sounds like a total scam to me...are they trying to grab me?
ill try it out . my buddy just sold his house and moved to hawaii leaving me his 2004 mini but i noticed the drivers side window is stuck ( amongst a lot of electrical issues from water leaking in).