Where do we get replacement motors for the power windows these days? Anyone have a line on motors that do the job quicker than the stock motors?

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87 GT, Ramjet 350 SBC, 6-Spd
Melbourne, FL

http://www.oreillyauto.com/...d=power+window+motor

A slow window motor is usually due to the switch.

Rodney Dickman has a fix for slow motors: http://rodneydickman.com/ca...h=21&products_id=271

Where do you physically locate Rodney's electric window helpers?

I picked up a couple of PW motors from the Fiero Store during one of their sales. My windows are slow, but looking at the repair to replace them looks like a PITA. I don't like taking panels off (I always seem to break something along the way). One of these days, I'll try the slow window fix.

I replaced my switches and still had slow windows. The driver's side more than the passenger. It got to the point that I'd have to help the window go up by pulling the glass as the switch was pushed. I lubed the tracks, still no good. I dreaded replacing the window, but forged on and picked up a motor at my local discount parts store.

I was really surprised that it was not all that difficult to replace. I drilled the factory rivets out, and replaced the with 1/4 bolts and nuts. There is a tutorial on the forum that made the job pretty simple.

i purchased new Dorman power window motors off of RockAuto. Around $20.00 each. I did a write up on doing mine.

https://www.fiero.nl/forum/Forum2/HTML/111836.html

The question remains: Is there a faster motor for the fiero?
I aknowledge the ways to make the OEM style work faster, but is there a better and/or lighter motor?

Colbi Plus universal window kit from A1 Electric. I added them to my 84 and they work great.