On here somewhere, I should think. Item 17?

Edited 8 February, 201610 yr by Wino

These three are what hold the door card to the door, the three Philips screws similar thread to 13mm bolts I belive.

These three are what hold the window motor to the carrier by the three black lugs sticking out, 3 torx screws with sort of wood screw threads.

Cheers, least I knw whats what now. Been scratching my head about it. Realised door card still has to go on. Lol

Any idea on the size of the torx screws?

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They are a strange size so will be best going to the dealers and getting the right ones.

Window motor screws are part number N01021226

 

Size M6x12

 

 

Edited 8 February, 201610 yr by TMB

I didnt check this earlier as was struggling for the screws. Rang up my local skoda and they didn't have a clue.

Told me they would all come with the regulatory...hmm.

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Nyways look what I finally did

Can't believe how easy it was in the end.

I found some screws & nuts about and did a cowboy job.

Hi does anyone know what length of the M10 bolts are thanks in advance 

10 hours ago, Mobear said:

Hi does anyone know what length of the M10 bolts are thanks in advance 

 

14mm.

 

Part number N 904 911 01

A very good idea is to install rivnuts and bolts instead of the rivets. Makes life easier when dealing with broken window holders, door lock, damaged elec wires in the rubber below...i experienced it all

Just drill the rivets out if you need to, they're cheap and easy to replace if you need to get in there again. Using bolts is much more expensive, a rivnut tool costs far more than a plain riveter and the rivnuts cost more than rivets, it doesn't make any sense.

27 minutes ago, pavinjo said:

A very good idea is to install rivnuts and bolts instead of the rivets. Makes life easier when dealing with broken window holders, door lock, damaged elec wires in the rubber below...i experienced it all

 

Just depends if you can get the rivnuts flush, if they aren't it's going to leak.

If you have at hand kind of rivet gun which is able to use this big rivets than it is easy.

If not, you can install rivnuts with 2 spanners, a bolt and few nuts (you can find online how ti do it).

I dont have any leaks, used it on 3 doors.

Thank you for your help everyone I will be using rivnuts and used them before on another car few years ago and i used the method pavinjo mentioned 

1 hour ago, pavinjo said:

If you have at hand kind of rivet gun which is able to use this big rivets than it is easy.

If not, you can install rivnuts with 2 spanners, a bolt and few nuts (you can find online how ti do it).

I dont have any leaks, used it on 3 doors.

Can you tell me what size you used please 

Sorry, i checked but no any spare to measure. Should be about 30-40mm, sorry not to be able to tell you precisely

3 hours ago, pavinjo said:

Sorry, i checked but no any spare to measure. Should be about 30-40mm, sorry not to be able to tell you precisely

No problem pavinjo. Im just going to get mixed ones and see which fit I will be making a guide so other people can follow as not much on this subject 

On 30/04/2020 at 20:42, Mobear said:

No problem pavinjo. Im just going to get mixed ones and see which fit I will be making a guide so other people can follow as not much on this subject 

Did you ever make a guide for how to use rivnuts on the door carrier? Want to get my door apart this weekend but struggling to get suitable rivets in time

20 minutes ago, MajesticMonk said:

Did you ever make a guide for how to use rivnuts on the door carrier? Want to get my door apart this weekend but struggling to get suitable rivets in time

Sorry never had time but this what I bought link at the bottom.  

 

just go on YouTube to show you how you remove door card.

 

once off drill old rivets out 

 

install rivnuts and get the same size bolts for the rivnuts you installed

Done.

I say it take you 30 mins a door to do 

 

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Rivet-Nut-Gun-Hand-Blind-Riveter-60-150PC-Mandrel-Repair-Tool-Set-Metric-M3-M12-/203519533377?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&_trksid=p2349624.m46890.l6249&mkrid=710-127635-2958-0

22 hours ago, Mobear said:

Sorry never had time but this what I bought link at the bottom.  

 

just go on YouTube to show you how you remove door card.

 

once off drill old rivets out 

 

install rivnuts and get the same size bolts for the rivnuts you installed

Done.

I say it take you 30 mins a door to do 

 

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Rivet-Nut-Gun-Hand-Blind-Riveter-60-150PC-Mandrel-Repair-Tool-Set-Metric-M3-M12-/203519533377?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&_trksid=p2349624.m46890.l6249&mkrid=710-127635-2958-0

Great stuff thanks. Now its just to get the door open in the first place in order to figure out whats wrong!

40 minutes ago, MajesticMonk said:

Great stuff thanks. Now its just to get the door open in the first place in order to figure out whats wrong!

I never had that problem do can't help but Check on YouTube plenty of videos showing how to open them as its a common problem 

Just got the door open by taking the central locking fuse out and putting it back in again!

2 hours ago, MajesticMonk said:

Just got the door open by taking the central locking fuse out and putting it back in again!

Must be a wiring problem