How To Replace Rear Power Window Regulator 96-00 Honda Civic 

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You guys created the best video for DIY video! I replaced the front driver and passenger window regulator and it took me about 2 hours since I was doing it slowly and taking my time. Also included in the 2 hours was time to scrub tape residue off the window from tape that was used to cover the half open window and also a short trip to a local auto hardware store to purchase some silicon glue to glue the 2 hinge back to the driver side window as it had came loose. By the way I never done this before.

These guys are great. I purchased my window regular & received shipment in about 4 days. The first regulator was faulty (did not roll down after it was installed), I called customer service the next day & she shipped out a replacement at no cost. I would definitely purchase parts from them in the future . Not to mention they also offer a great step by step installation video, thank you guys at 1A Auto parts, I have subscribed to your channel

Thank You Guys this video helped me out a lot changing the rear driver side window regulator on my 2000 Honda Civic LX

Great video showing how to access and replace the regulator. However, based on my experience, you ALSO HAVE TO FIX THE ROOT CAUSE of the problem that caused the regulator to fail. If not, the new regulator may prematurely fail after one year... My 97 Civic is over 23 years old. In my case, I additionally had to PARTIALLY REMOVE the rubber window "run channel" (I only removed the left and right "sides" of the channel), CLEAN THE CHANNELS of accumulated dirt (I used cotton swabs soaked in "Goo Gone" but I guess soapy water would work as well). In addition, it was easy to completely REMOVE THE WINDOW from the door. Once removed, it was important to thoroughly CLEAN THE FRONT AND BACK EDGES of the window. Finally, I read that the "run channel" should be LUBRICATED WITH SILICONE GREASE. In particular, I read that Honda's Shin-Etsu Silicone Grease, part @-9013 should be used to lubricate the channels. My local Honda dealer price-matched another dealer's price; I paid $18.15 for one tube. Since I had gone through two regulators, each lasting only about one year, I GENEROUSLY GREASED the channel AND both sides of the window's left and right edges BEFORE REINSTALLING THE WINDOW. After re-assembly, the window moved up and down without any hesitancy. In comparison, the other windows moved much slower - so, I will do preventive maintenance for the other windows by removing the windows, and thoroughly cleaning the window edges AND run channel. Cleaning removes the accumulated dirt, which allows the window to move freely, and reduces the load on the window regulator motor and assembly. Hopefully, reducing the load on the regulator will prevent the regulator from failing again.

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Loved the vid so much I bought my part from u guys and for once it was as easy as it looked! Thanks so much

The window on my 1997 Civic RTi was up when the motor failed, and the right hand 10mm bolt cannot be accessed and removed as shown with the window up. I drilled a hole in line with the bolt and was able to remove it that way. Honda should have provided an access hole in the door panel for that purpose.

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Hi, 1999 model Honda Civic im have left rear window does not open Control Panel buttons do not work, but other windows and buttons active What is the problem is the fuse is also intact ????????

is the front and rear window regulator are the same? can i transfer my rear regulator to the front? thanks..

Can I just put the window up somehow? Until I get a regulator?

I purchased the part from 1aAuto, but the part at 4:59 doesn't slide so I can adjust and screw in the bolt?

Helpless how do you put the window in