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onecatnodog I would like to thank again any and all that have sent me there old junk parts from the factory defective window regulators, when they replaced theres with the new improved design or bought another factory one... I used some of these parts tonight to repair one of the Mile Hi Prowlers car that was sent to me by George Johnson from Texas just last week... George even paid to ship them to me... Like I have been saying... The Prowler is way more than the car, it's the owners that have these cars that makes the difference... John(onecatnodog)
lionberger You were great with your advice when I had fuel pump problems with my '97. The step by step instructions at Mile High Prowlers and here made the change to the Walbro far less daunting. If I ever have to change my regulators (or anything else) the old parts are yours. By the way, can you use an old PCM (went south on me, I had to buy a new one) for the '97?
onecatnodog Yep send me the PCM Lionberger... Glad the Walbro Fuel Pump worked for you... I have changed 7 of them to the Walbro SRT 4 Turbo pump... Not sure how many that I have helped make the change... John(onecatnodog)
George Johnson John,
The way I see it is all that you have done for the Prowler People is way more than I could do in providing you my old OEM Regulators for your club. Thanks for the compliment and I hope to someday get our Prowlers together.
BTW - A big thanks for all the photography you provide us with...'You da Man'!!!
onecatnodog onecat farmer fixes another Window Regulator... with a watchfull eye checking his work... Fuel line, hose clamps, and gorilla glue... Did mine in 2004 as they were not avaiable at the time and if they were I could not afford to have them fixed... I used stuff I had laying around in my garage and have fixed over 100 of these factory flawed units at about $7.00 a side... John(onecatnodog)
StingRay She can oversee my work any time she likes! Beautiful "watchful eyes" there!
fibertop John, how about a tutorial on this fix? It looks pretty straighforward bu any helpful tips would be appreciated.
idive Do a search for farmer by onecatnodog and you will find his tutorial.
CapitalCat My number came up on the window regulator (Driver's Side). Fortified with IntheRed's excellent instructions, and with Steve Dymo offering to help, we tackled it. But a bad outcome... the plastic clip on the rear-rail gold plate was broken. The window had also popped out of the front rail plastic guide and the plastic tube had one break. Left a vm with John to confirm the futility of a repair. (He called right back...what a nice guy!) Moving on to the next project, Steve helped me replace the filter in an impossibly tight air box. Steve's a prince! POA is the best!
DES

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T O P I C R E V I E W
onecatnodog	I would like to thank again any and all that have sent me there old junk parts from the factory defective window regulators, when they replaced theres with the new improved design or bought another factory one... I used some of these parts tonight to repair one of the Mile Hi Prowlers car that was sent to me by George Johnson from Texas just last week... George even paid to ship them to me... Like I have been saying... The Prowler is way more than the car, it's the owners that have these cars that makes the difference... John(onecatnodog)
lionberger	You were great with your advice when I had fuel pump problems with my '97. The step by step instructions at Mile High Prowlers and here made the change to the Walbro far less daunting. If I ever have to change my regulators (or anything else) the old parts are yours. By the way, can you use an old PCM (went south on me, I had to buy a new one) for the '97?
onecatnodog	Yep send me the PCM Lionberger... Glad the Walbro Fuel Pump worked for you... I have changed 7 of them to the Walbro SRT 4 Turbo pump... Not sure how many that I have helped make the change... John(onecatnodog)
George Johnson	John, The way I see it is all that you have done for the Prowler People is way more than I could do in providing you my old OEM Regulators for your club. Thanks for the compliment and I hope to someday get our Prowlers together. BTW - A big thanks for all the photography you provide us with...'You da Man'!!!
onecatnodog	onecat farmer fixes another Window Regulator... with a watchfull eye checking his work... Fuel line, hose clamps, and gorilla glue... Did mine in 2004 as they were not avaiable at the time and if they were I could not afford to have them fixed... I used stuff I had laying around in my garage and have fixed over 100 of these factory flawed units at about $7.00 a side... John(onecatnodog)
StingRay	She can oversee my work any time she likes! Beautiful "watchful eyes" there!
fibertop	John, how about a tutorial on this fix? It looks pretty straighforward bu any helpful tips would be appreciated.
idive	Do a search for farmer by onecatnodog and you will find his tutorial.
CapitalCat	My number came up on the window regulator (Driver's Side). Fortified with IntheRed's excellent instructions, and with Steve Dymo offering to help, we tackled it. But a bad outcome... the plastic clip on the rear-rail gold plate was broken. The window had also popped out of the front rail plastic guide and the plastic tube had one break. Left a vm with John to confirm the futility of a repair. (He called right back...what a nice guy!) Moving on to the next project, Steve helped me replace the filter in an impossibly tight air box. Steve's a prince! POA is the best!
DES	CHA-CHING!!!!