yeah, I was thinking about that - Blazer has power windows and I've had 'dealer-induced' problems with them. If I'm going to take the door apart I think it would be prudent to replace the wimpy motor that leaves the drivers side one up 4".
Just what I need - another project with a bunch of 'mightaswells' attached. Still don't have baseboard downstairs, but we do the tile done (except some of the caulking) and the bathroom is done (with the new mightaswell vanity, which was more of a 'I"m not putting that piece of junk back in there") and a few other small things. But we have indoor plumbing now....
finishing up with the wall patching today. Mary
The "heavy duty" sound deadener was only an expedient. If'n I could have foound the jute/fabric material like OEM I would have used that.I don't know about the Blazer but the Elky take-apart and put-back on the doors isn't bad at all. Having the right door panel tools was a big help. I was able to get the tool for the window crank at Auto Zone and the one for the retainer clips at NAPA; total outlay for the tools was about $12. Drop by and I loan them to you; it will only cost you about $15 in gas to get up here and back.Dan
