Legend! Thank you for posting this, very well laid out making it easy to follow. Quite a fidgety job, but 4hrs and $50 later passenger window is good as new!
I'll get an quote from the service center for $500 for the replacement I was frustrated, but thanks to your video, I solved it for only 30 dollars Thank you so much!
Hi, great video, very helpful. I just replaced one myself last week but had to redo it. I think it was too tight. I was looking at your video and saw the white plastic part that holds tension on the spring has a clip on it. Did you release the clip to free the spring? I think this was my problem. Wasn't sure if the clip was just to keep the spring compressed for installation or should it be left clipped. I released it and the regulator seemed smoother. I couldn't see from the video if you released it or not.
You can see around 12:20 the assembly of the central bit. I don't remember releasing the clip at all on the replacement piece. Just left it as it should be as that's how it was on the broken one.
If you look at around the 7:02 mark, it looks like that clip isn't on the old piece. Anyway, a week after my passenger side one broke, the drivers side also went 🙄. I'm going to see what that one looks like when I open the door up. At least I'm getting plenty of practice
@@ianpgonzaga some guys saying by changing the brown wire from PIN number 8 to pin number 7 you can get all the basics buttons functionalities expect the horn. That’s the tricky part
Hi Ian, I recently discovered that my OEM front and rear Parking Sensors no longer work (don't ask me how I found out). I bel the warning sound was broadcast from the original Navi headunit. Do you know if I can get them to work again now that I'm using a top line Pioneer navigation (I retained the Bose speakers and amp)? Thank you for your continuing Audi insights.
Hi Drew. Sounds like a fuse has gone. The sound isn't dependant on the Head Unit as I'm running an aftermarket Alp me and I still get the bleeping. The beep comes from a little speaker. The front one is mounted behind the instrument cluster. The rear one is mounted in the rear right door trim above the speaker. Might wanna check those after the fuses ☺️
Thank you..but a little grease or gearbox oil should have been put on all the moving parts to work more efficiently and extend their life.
Noted 👌
Ian, please never stop making videos! You saved my ass 3 times already, lets find out how hight the counter can go^^ Thank you!
@@Nikitaman hahaha amazing !! Glad these are helping you out. 🥳
I'd never appreciated until today how complicated window winder mechanisms are 🤯
LOL I know right
Hey, I am having trouble finding the part, do you remember where you purchased it?
Yeah. Was just an eBay jobbie.
@@ianpgonzaga Thank you
Legend! Thank you for posting this, very well laid out making it easy to follow. Quite a fidgety job, but 4hrs and $50 later passenger window is good as new!
So happy to hear it's helped you out! Yep it's fiddly but better than spending a few hundred on a whole new mechanism isn't it!?
Nice one Ian, I'll be fitting a new reg in the next few days, thanks for putting these invaluable vids up!
It's sooooo much nicer with a new window Reg! Happy to help 🙂
@@ianpgonzaga haha, looking forward to some smoothness again!
I'll get an quote from the service center for $500 for the replacement
I was frustrated, but thanks to your video, I solved it for only 30 dollars Thank you so much!
Hey there - that's amazing! What a huge difference in cost to you. Good job!
Hi, great video, very helpful. I just replaced one myself last week but had to redo it. I think it was too tight. I was looking at your video and saw the white plastic part that holds tension on the spring has a clip on it. Did you release the clip to free the spring? I think this was my problem. Wasn't sure if the clip was just to keep the spring compressed for installation or should it be left clipped. I released it and the regulator seemed smoother. I couldn't see from the video if you released it or not.
You can see around 12:20 the assembly of the central bit. I don't remember releasing the clip at all on the replacement piece. Just left it as it should be as that's how it was on the broken one.
If you look at around the 7:02 mark, it looks like that clip isn't on the old piece.
Anyway, a week after my passenger side one broke, the drivers side also went 🙄. I'm going to see what that one looks like when I open the door up. At least I'm getting plenty of practice
@@nashtuck oh no that is bad timing! At least they will both get done and will be perfect after you repair.
Great repair my friend. Now to tackle mine🙈
Good luck William!!! Apparently there is a stainless steel version you can get from the UK. Get that one.
Hi Ian!All of your videos are amazing and very inspiring!
Aim looking forward for steering wheel retrofits
Thank you9!! What steering wheel will you upgrade to?
@@ianpgonzaga 8s to 8j
@@xristoforos8091 might need an extra module to make all the buttons work but physically it will bolt on.
@@ianpgonzaga some guys saying by changing the brown wire from PIN number 8 to pin number 7 you can get all the basics buttons functionalities expect the horn.
That’s the tricky part
@@xristoforos8091 ahhh ok. Doesn't sound too bad to make it work properly then.
Hey, do you do any mechanical work for others? cheers
Hi George. Sometimes. When I have the time 😊
@@ianpgonzaga Hi, where are you located if you have some free time?
@@georgemakris369 I'm in Victoria. Free time. Not much these days as work is busy but could probably organise it. What are you looking for rhelp with?
@IanPG Ok thanks im in Sydney cheers
Love the channel.cheers
Hi Ian, I recently discovered that my OEM front and rear Parking Sensors no longer work (don't ask me how I found out). I bel the warning sound was broadcast from the original Navi headunit. Do you know if I can get them to work again now that I'm using a top line Pioneer navigation (I retained the Bose speakers and amp)? Thank you for your continuing Audi insights.
Hi Drew. Sounds like a fuse has gone. The sound isn't dependant on the Head Unit as I'm running an aftermarket Alp me and I still get the bleeping. The beep comes from a little speaker. The front one is mounted behind the instrument cluster. The rear one is mounted in the rear right door trim above the speaker.
Might wanna check those after the fuses ☺️