One of the power windows in my 2001 Pontiac Grand Prix GTP sedan gave
up on me a few days ago. I ordered a cheap after market replacement
part online for about $40. When I got the new window motor & regulator
assembly in the mail I installed it myself and took pictures of the
procedure.

It wasn't as difficult as I thought it might be. Pretty much anyone
with a bit of mechanical know how can get it done themselves.

The procedure should be very similar on most of the other W-Body
sedans, other Pontiac sedans, and any General Motors vehicle for that
matter.

Here's the photo album with instructions -
http://www.paulstravelpictures.com/G...ide/index.html

I hope it helps some of you save money.

Cheers,
Paul Michaels
Ft. Lauderdale, FL

Paul Michaels wrote:
> One of the power windows in my 2001 Pontiac Grand Prix GTP sedan gave
> up on me a few days ago. I ordered a cheap after market replacement
> part online for about $40. When I got the new window motor & regulator
> assembly in the mail I installed it myself and took pictures of the
> procedure.
>
> It wasn't as difficult as I thought it might be. Pretty much anyone
> with a bit of mechanical know how can get it done themselves.
>
> The procedure should be very similar on most of the other W-Body
> sedans, other Pontiac sedans, and any General Motors vehicle for that
> matter.
>
Looks like just another would-be scammer with a plan to drive traffic
to his site by pasting stuff that can easily be found on the Internet,
which is where he probably found it.