2003 Spyder Window US.

[Stewart]

Can anyone please advise ,clonking n/s window has been clonking, now packed up movement,motor is still running, as new owner I am still nervous about such problems, any help welcome.

 

[Parisien]

Sounds like the regulator has broken if motor going but nothing happening.


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[Parisien]

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Maserati-...SM&fits=Car+Make:Maserati&hash=item58a366d4ee

Not sure if you can buy the regulator separately..........2nd one here, but your in USA...am sure you could source a new one there


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[Stewart]

Thanks for reply Parisien, window was moving in wrong direction,pulled it up by hand, then it disconnected from motor.
By the way I am in Inverness Shire, Scotland.

 

[Parisien]

...oh...US stands for what...or typo?

Still sounds like the cause above, there is a door strip door I think in the fixes section....have a looksee


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[Parisien]

http://www.maseratilife.com/forums/coupe-spyder-gs/21036-side-window-problem.html#post194457

Click on the link in this post


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[Parisien]

And a thread to read.....

http://www.maseratilife.com/forums/coupe-spyder-gs/18373-window-regulator-warning.html

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[hodroyd]

It's "US" Frank, up spout, useless etc.... Sounds like either wired incorrectly to start with, or the regulator has flipped so as to work in the wrong direction..??

 

[BennyD]

US is service jargon for Un Serviceable. Sounds like the regulator mechanism is US.

 

[Grinzzz]

my favourite was utrf. Closely followed by "seat/stick interface replaced, satis".

 

[CatmanV2]

my favourite was utrf. Closely followed by "seat/stick interface replaced, satis".

PEBKAC is the IT industry equivalent: Problem Existed Between Keyboard and Chair.

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[Stewart]

Thanks for links etc, US is unserviceable ,one on EBay is left hand ,I may require Right hand,

Thanks again safe driving.

 

[Stewart]

Thanks for comments Robert, I think your right to say cogs have jumped gear and were working in reverse.

 

[Stewart]

It's "US" Frank, up spout, useless etc.... Sounds like either wired incorrectly to start with, or the regulator has flipped so as to work in the wrong direction..??

You were right,stripped down reg.today, spring had come off,cogs seem to have jumped as you suggested ,doing repair as shown on thread.

Thanks again.

 

[alfazagato]

I had precisely this problem and it was the riveted arm on the regulator which "twisted" out of the bottom glass member. I bought a complete assembly and have lots of bits over so contact me so see if I have something of use. Follow the disassembly instruction and it is straightforward.