Ford 8E5Z-5427001-A
Window Regulator, Rear Driver Side

A proper service of the rear door window regulator and motor needs you to detach both the rear door trim panel and the access hole plugs. Service of the rear door window regulator requires removing the motor if it fails to operate properly. The window should be lowered to expose glass clamp bolts through the access hole plugs before loosening these bolts but retightening them to 6 Nm (53 lb-in) for reinstallation. Tape the window in its place before lowering the window regulator until it touches the stops at the bottom of the regulator tracks. Begin by taking out the door speaker together with the interior door handle screw before placing the handle in a safe location. Remove the wiring harness retainers before taking away the wiring harness cover plate to detach the two door latch cable retainers. You should tighten the door module bolts to 11 Nm (8 lb-ft) when reattaching them during the process. The door latch electrical connector must be disconnected prior to removing the rear door module assembly together with necessary transfers for new module installation. The process ends by following the reverse sequence of steps for installation.

Start the repair of the rear door window regulator and motor by taking out the rear door trim panel together with the access hole plugs. Removal of the door window regulator motor should be performed when it fails to operate. Achieve access to glass clamp bolts by lowering the window then remove the bolts while maintaining final tightening at 6 Nm (53 lb-in) upon reinstalling. Use window tape to fix it in position before allowing the regulator to descend until it touches the stops within the track ends. The first step involves removing the door speaker and following this by extracting the interior door handle screw before setting the door handle to the side. The technician needs to manage the wiring harness retainers before taking out the wiring harness cover plate and disconnecting the two door latch cable retainers. Tighten the ten door module bolts to 8 Nm while removing them for reinstallation. The door latch electrical connector needs disconnecting for the removal of the rear door module assembly. The completion of this process follows the reverse steps of removal.

Starting the repair process of the rear door window regulator and motor requires technicians to first eliminate the rear door trim panel together with the access hole plugs. The door window regulator motor should be removed when it becomes inoperative. The bolts guiding the glass clamp can be exposed by lowering the window through access holes while ensuring the bolts achieve 6 Nm (53 lb-in) when reinstalling. The window needs tape applied for positioning and the window regulator should be lowered until it stops at the track bottom. Begin by taking out the door speaker along with the interior door handle screw and set the handle properly to the side. The first step requires removing the wiring harness retainers followed by taking off the wiring harness cover plate and next unclipping the two door latch cable retainers. The ten door module bolts should be removed but tightened to 11 Nm (8 lb-ft) when reinstalling them. Disconnect the door latch electrical connector before you remove the rear door module assembly and keep essential components between new and existing modules if you replace the module. The technical sequence ends with the opposite actions needed to finalize the door module replacement.

Tape the window in position and lower the window regulator until it reaches the stops at the bottom of the regulator tracks.