1991 ford 4 door explorer rear window regulator cable

Ok awhile back my dad had me post his problem on here and i didnt get nothing back from what he told me. Since then i found it is called a window regulator cable and i want to know if anybody has any idea how to install one and where to get one.

I believe that you can get a regulator cable at a Ford Dealership. As for installing you have to take off the doorpad of course, and from there I believe it is basically just putting the new one in where the old one came off. I used to have a Jeep and I had to replace one. It didn't take too long, just kind of annoying to put in. good Luck

ok i see ur a gm guy thats cool so am i its just that my dad doesnt understand u need a chevy and what was funny about it was he was goin 60 when it snapped and i told him i dont know what it is or where it goes but then i did some reseach and found it was technical bulletin and recalled so maybe he should get it done for free i dont know but thanks for the info he already has door panel off and window heavily duct taped and a board proppin her up

I'm a GM guy that happens to own a 94 ford Explorer and a 96 Blazer. Thankfully they have both been pretty good vehicles for me. Yeah good luck with that regulator cable. If it is covered under that recall thats an easy fix. If not plan to be in the bowels of the door for a few hours. :)

ok i own a 91 s10blazer first car had her for 9 months only minor problems things gett old and die and when they do all at once so thats not cool i live in a ford house my mom and dad have fords my mom had hers totaled last week by a drunk driver fun trip to the hospital in the ambulance for my dad and i but the air bags saved my mom and dad thats one good thing on the ford

Unfortunately I just had to go through a similar process for the rear window. The window has to come completely out before the regulator and other hardware can be removed. To do this, there are two 1/4" rivets bottom of the window that attaches the window to the slide mechanism. These have to be drilled out. (pop out center stud with a punch first, makes it a lot easier) Then the window can be lifted out from the top, of course the window channel has to be pulled out of the way. Then there are about 5 more rivets and 2 nuts holding the regulator assembly. Same process, knock out centers, drill out rivets and carefully remove after unplugging regulator wiring. Replace regulator, and reverse the process using new rivets to attach all hardware and window back in original locations. Have fun. Helps to have an extra hand when you are ready to pop in new rivets to hold things in proper location and make sure things are tight against locating features.