OEM Lincoln Mark LT Window Motor

Lincoln Mark LT Window Motor Parts and Q&A

• Motor, Rear Center
  7L3Z-5423394-A
  Q: How to service and repair the rear door power window motor on Lincoln Mark LT?

  A:

  The process of repairing the rear door window motor requires starting with removing pin-type retainers from the rear trim panel before proceeding to detach the entire panel. Start by dislodging the rear corner trim where SuperCab models need the B-pillar trim panel and SuperCrew owners have to eliminate the C-pillar trim panel. You must disconnect the electrical connector attached to the rear window glass motor as well as remov the three screws that fix the rear window glass regulator assembly to proceed with service. The plastic cable housing should be separated from the steel bracket through the removal of three retaining bolts. Before division the drum from the motor use a screwdriver to pry open the gap between the motor housing and plastic cable housing by holding them together while setting the screwdriver between the drum in cable housing and motor housing to prevent the drum from exiting the housing. To install the motor users should position the motor gear splines onto the drum and use force to press the motor in place until all bolt attachment holes are well aligned. Install the steel bracket bolts onto the plastic cable housing while also securing the screws which anchor the rear window glass regulator and motor assembly until they reach 11 Nm (8 lb-ft). Realign the electrical rear window glass motor connector and then rebuild the rear corner trim together with the B-pillar trim panel for SuperCab vehicles or the C-pillar trim panel for SuperCrew vehicles followed by installment of the rear trim panel and its pin-type retainers.
• Motor Assembly, Rear
  6L3Z-1523394-AB
  Q: How to Service the Front Door Window Motor and Regulator on Lincoln Mark LT?

  A:

  The service procedure for front door window motor and regulator begins by taking out the front door trim panel together with the watershield. Secure the front door window glass at the highest possible point through application of tape. Disassemble the window glass connection to the regulator assembly with special attention to opening the clamp fasteners on the inner door panel slots and securely tightening them to 9 Nm (80 lb-in) for windows replacement. The front door window electrical connector needs disconnecting before moving forward with the removal of Window Regulator bolts. Keep the tightened torque at 11 Nm (8 lb-ft) when reattaching the window regulator. The final step consists of taking out the front door window regulator and motor before reinstalling it by following the reverse steps of removal.