If you have your door apart to put in a new window how much more trouble would it be to install a new window motor? (having never done either)

[This message has been edited by raysr11 (edited 03-08-2014).]

Not much more work it you're already in the door. Large aluminum rivets secure the window motor and regulator. I think that there are five and they are easy to drill out. You can replace them with 1/4" x 1/2" bolts, but I'd use locking nuts to keep them tight. While you're in there I'd highly recommend removing the regulator tracks. A few decades of that old lubricant makes it turn in something like dried caulking. Makes the windows slow. Mine were real slow. I cleaned up all the tracks, relubed them and put it all back together. Took some time, but I will never have to do it again. They go up and down much faster now.

Thank you for the reply. What did you use for lube on the tracks?

White lithium grease. Not the spray can type.