I bought a replacement hyundai accent regulator from ebay but have no idea how to install it. The car is a 3 door and it is on the driver's side. Any help would be much appreciated

Stacey, June 2008

its a Manual window.The last guy gave me an estimate to fix the whole window,then had me go get a new regulator cuz of my warranty then now he saying its the rubber.so I told him no.no.no.U gave me an estimate to fix the window,U should be the one getting the parts to the window,Cuz now hes saying I need the rubber,to go and buy the rubber and im like what???....And he and his wife want me to pay them $160.

Manuel Arredondo, March 2014

got regulator from Autozone with warranty.

Manuel Arredondo, March 2014

Please call me,have a big problem trying to fix my 96 Hyundai accent Drivers door window with regulator.just bought brand new regulator,had it put in and still window is rolling up crooked.Please Help. 714~818~5382.Thank You.Went to about 3 places and they cant fix it.

Manuel Arredondo, March 2014

It pretty straight forward really! First of all undo all the screws on the door pannel and gently pull the corners, this should clip off. Then feed handle through hole as this doesn't need to come off.
Then with a spanner undo the nuts but don't lose them.
slide window down and undo that, Then pull window out from the top.
remove old regulator and place new one in same place. and connect in reverse.

Or Take it to a garage and they should do it for about £20 or £30.

Hopes this helps

P.S where did you get the regulator from??

Hugh, August 2008

did you buy the whole mechanism ie. regulator, shaft and wire?
or just the regulator? is it manual or electric?
if its manual, wind the window half way down, then remove the door card and handle
then, you will see 8 or so gold nuts, use a 10mm spanner to remove these
then where the window is attached to the runner, remove these bolts, and slide the window
with a bit of jiggling the whole window system should come out, just reverse the steps to fix the new one, and slide the window in, ensuring it slips into the runners on both sides of the door, you may need to remove the outer rubber to achieve this

kyle delve, June 2008