Amazon: - Window Winder Schematic

kmkemper · Jan 17th, 2018, 17:52

Greetings - I have a 1963 122S with a window winder cable that has gone off the rails, so to speak. The cable isn't broken, but I am having difficulty figuring out how the cable/chain is to be routed in order to function properly. The manuals I have don't show how the cable is routed. As a last resort, I could take the door panel off the other door, but after all of the effort that went into removing the window crank and door levers from the first door, I am looking to avoid that.

Anyone here with diagrams, pictures and advice as to how this all fits back up? The pulley on the top of the door is the one that baffles me the most. The door in question in the right side one, for what it may be worth

Thanks!

amazon69 · Jan 17th, 2018, 19:20

Try this:

JC T ONE · Jan 19th, 2018, 02:21

The important thing to remember is that the chain needs to be put on the winding wheel teeth, when window & wheel are in the correct position,
or else it will keep falling off, especially if the wire sit too loose on the 2 nylon wheels.
You can adjust this by undoing the counterlock nut on the bottom wheel, and tighten it up there (not too much) just enough so it sit firm - but not tight on the wheels.

Jan 17th, 2018, 17:52	#1
kmkemper New Member Last Online: May 18th, 2018 18:00 Join Date: Nov 2016 Location: Auburn, CA	Window Winder Schematic Greetings - I have a 1963 122S with a window winder cable that has gone off the rails, so to speak. The cable isn't broken, but I am having difficulty figuring out how the cable/chain is to be routed in order to function properly. The manuals I have don't show how the cable is routed. As a last resort, I could take the door panel off the other door, but after all of the effort that went into removing the window crank and door levers from the first door, I am looking to avoid that. Anyone here with diagrams, pictures and advice as to how this all fits back up? The pulley on the top of the door is the one that baffles me the most. The door in question in the right side one, for what it may be worth Thanks!

Jan 19th, 2018, 02:21	#3
JC T ONE Member Last Online: Dec 11th, 2023 11:12 Join Date: May 2014 Location: Snekkersten	The important thing to remember is that the chain needs to be put on the winding wheel teeth, when window & wheel are in the correct position, or else it will keep falling off, especially if the wire sit too loose on the 2 nylon wheels. You can adjust this by undoing the counterlock nut on the bottom wheel, and tighten it up there (not too much) just enough so it sit firm - but not tight on the wheels.

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