I have an original, minus the window tint that was put on also in '94, that has developed a ploblem with the pwr windows. The motor sounds strong, but the windows now need manual assistance to go up/down. I have heard from a friend that owns an old Bronco that O'Reilly's sells a kit that replaces all the gears, etc. and that fixes the problem. Has anyone else encountered the same problem and if so what was the fix? Thanks!
94GT Power Window Problem
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We've all had the same problem. Click on the FAQ sticky and go to the window bushing replacement section. It has what you need and how to replace it with pictures.
Yep. I also have part numbers from a thread on the Corral with parts from Napa if you need it (I guess some folks have issues getting the Cardone 42-94 or whatever the part numbers is).
Whoever did the write up in the FAQ (Vib, was it you? I can't remember and don't look since I am on dial-up.
) did a awesome job. 
Good luck.
Whoever did the write up in the FAQ (Vib, was it you? I can't remember and don't look since I am on dial-up.
) did a awesome job. Good luck.
Mine happened about 3 yrs ago, and Ive seen numerous posts about it since.
Nice easy fix task!
RC
Nice easy fix task!
RC
HISSIN50 said:Yep. I also have part numbers from a thread on the Corral with parts from Napa if you need it (I guess some folks have issues getting the Cardone 42-94 or whatever the part numbers is).
Whoever did the write up in the FAQ (Vib, was it you? I can't remember and don't look since I am on dial-up.
Good luck.
There have been a few write up's but the one in the sticky is mine. I've had both windows go in the same week.
Oh and thanks for plugging the Company I work for (Cardone). Close on the gear kit part number. It's a 42-91. Most don't need the gear but rather the gear bushings. We are coming out with just the bushings here shortly. It will be called Cardone Solutions. I think I'll have them send me a pallet of them and I'll give them away on here.
VibrantRedGT said:
If you talk to a shop or go to an auto parts place, some people will call them "TORQUE PINS" just in case youre shopping around. The 3 have a cost of about $0.10 and they charge just a few bucks if they have only them in a package. My mechanic just handed me a bunch.
Keep us posted on the availability Joe.
RC
adam302gt
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will this work in ours even though it is listed for the 79-93? http://secure.50resto.com/product1.cfm?SID=1&Product_ID=144&Category_ID=841
YES.adam302gt said:
When I bought mine, I got exactly what is pictured there from the dealer for I think it was $20 or so. I just used the 3 tq pins out of there and that's it.
I would print that pic and take it to the local dealer first...If it's a couple dollars more, it would equal out with shipping, and you wouldnt have to wait for it to come in.
RC
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