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Originally posted by lastpushbutton:
Doug, I remember making a template out of thick paper before drilling the holes. You have to locate the motor just right. It is difficult to drill three holes and get all the bolts to go through them withou making the holes too big, but that is what you have to do. Fit twice drill once.

I'm getting the impression that no one has had a problem with this but more importantly no one understands what I am saying.
I am saying the the height of the drive gear on the new Ford motor isn't high enough to fully engauge into the teeth on the Pantera window regulator.
The teeth are virtually tip to tip.
The gear should be at least .125" higher to engauge fully.
I suppose that I will have to be the expert on this one too. I hate when that happens.

4/27/065:33 AM

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