Take one band and thread it through the wire that leads to the brushes loop it back through its own end and over a section of the regulator to secure it.
Remove the motor axle: The brushes along the axle are spring-loaded and will pop out if the axle is removed, so use two rubber bands to hold them in place. The cover will have a magnetized pull when you remove it. Remove the cover: Remove the cover but first secure the nuts in the base of the cover with tape (to prevent them from getting lost) before unscrewing. Remove the bolts and nuts holding it in place. It's often located in the top right of the frame. Locate the motor and remove the bolts/nuts: Find the motor in the door. Stick a piece of wood into the frame to hold the window in place. Move the window up: While holding the window in place with one hand below, grab the top of the window and pull it up as high as you can. When you unscrew them, be sure to hold the window so that it won't accidentally fall off the regulator mechanism's ledge (this is an extra precaution). Locate the regulator mechanism screws: There will likely be two screws that are holding the window to the regulator mechanism that you will need to remove-these are often seated and visible through the door frame. You will need to hold the window up once you remove the screws of the regulator mechanism so that the window does not fall off the regulator mechanism. 
Get two pieces of wood: Get 1–2 pieces of wood (1-foot-long is fine) that will serve as braces for holding the window in place from the inside of the door (you can also use painter's tape). Step 2: Disconnect the Window From the Motor Remove the polyethylene cover: You can use a razor blade to remove it instead of pealing it entirely off or just cut it along the inside of the car (see the video below). Work your way along the sides and to the back of the door frame. Remove the door panel: Using your hands or a flat-head screwdriver, gently start at the front edge of panel and pry it off. Disconnect the two plastic wire switches: You can use a flat-head screwdriver to pull the connectors apart. Remove the door console: Remove the door console using a flat-head screwdriver by prying it gently out. (Always put your screws in a safe place.) Remove the plastic covers during this process and set them aside. 
Be sure to locate all screws-some will be under plastic covers, behind a door handle, beside a courtesy light, etc.
Remove all screws on the door panel: Remove the screws on the front of the driver's-side door panel (they may be plastic or metal). 
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