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Where are you based? If your anywhere in SEQ I can give you the details of a business based in Brisbane. They do reconditioning of the entire window mechanism, it's on an exchange basis and they require the entire motors, regulator & runner.

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my drivers door window motor died on sunday does anyone know where i can get one?

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There are 3 stagea listed for wrecking

1 place is Cresta 07 32451555 in Brisbane

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Company: Central Motor Wreckers

Address: 836 Humffray Street South

City: BALLARAT

State: Victoria

Postcode: 3350

Phone: 03 5332 1721

Fax: 03 5332 1722

3

Company: RMA Spares Pty Ltd

Address: 43a Egerton St

City: SOUTHPORT

State: Queensland

Postcode: 4215

Phone: 07 5532 7914

Fax: 07 5532 7923

If you get stuck, I can get s/hand out of Japan, but it will cost $175-200 and approx 2-3 week wait

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