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Research on Window Regulator for Chevrolet Impala

Since their debut in the mid-70s, power windows have been a luxury for car owners everywhere. Nearly 95% of cars, SUVs and trucks sold in the United States today are equipped with power windows. Like any other electrical or mechanical component in your vehicle, they can sometimes wear out or break completely. One of the most fragile parts of the power window assembly is the window regulator/motor assembly. This is the component that allows you to lower or raise windows when you engage the power window button. Many of the popular cars, SUVs and trucks today have a combined regulator and motor assembly that needs to be replaced together if there is a component that does not function properly.

Symptoms of a Bad or Failing Window Motor Regulator Assembly

There are a number of signs that indicate that you need to replace your vehicle's window motor regulator assembly. These symptoms include the following:

You need to press the button a number of times in order to roll the window: Under normal operation, the window should roll up and down when you press the power window button. In some vehicles, there is an automatic rolling function that will automatically activate the window regulator/motor assembly when the button is pulled up or depressed. If your Chevy Impala window won't roll up, or if you need to press the button multiple times to activate the window motor, it is a sure sign that the motor assembly has a problem. It might also be that the switch itself has a problem, which is why you should consult an ASE certified mechanic to check out the problem before assuming that it is the window regulator/motor assembly that needs replacement. In some cases, it could just be debris trapped under the switch that is causing the problem.

Window speed is faster or slower than usual: Have you recently noticed that the window rolls up or down faster or slower than usual? This could also be an indication that the window motor has a problem. Power window systems are fine-tuned to a set speed, to ensure that the window does not shatter when it is rolled up and down and not just for convenience. When the motor begins to fail, or if the regulator assembly has an electrical problem, it can result in the window rolling up faster or slower than it should. Contact a mechanic as soon as you notice this symptom so that the power windows can be properly diagnosed.

Other symptoms include clicking door when the window rolls up or down and a crooked power window or it does not stay up. These could be indicators that you need to change your 2006 Chevy Impala window regulator.

Cost of Window Regulator Replacement for Chevrolet Impala

The average cost of Chevrolet Impala window regulator replacement is between $351 and $402. The costs of labor are estimated between $70 and $89. The prices of parts are between $281 and $313. You can get a personalized estimate based on your specific vehicle and location. The estimates do not include fees and taxes.

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