Window winder/crank removal

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Window winder/crank removal

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Can someone please help confirm if I'm crazy or not? :)

I've removed window cranks before using a rag or the tool or a pick. This is driving me crazy though. I cannot locate the clip, I'm thinking maybe they are from another car and loctited on the splines?

Any help identifying the cranks helps please and thanks.

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No clip in there!
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Is it possible the clip broke and a piece of it is jammed inside the handle/on the splines?

Maybe lightly tap the handle in (pushing it on) and see if something drops out. Use rubber mallet or soft face hammer.
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Thanks for the input!
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I just tried removing mine and it was impossible. I removed the clip and tried using everything. To the point that I bent the regulator. I used a hack saw and cut off the arm. It was the only way to remove it. I then removed the regulator and had to put it in a vice to remove the remaining piece with hammer and flat punch. That's how hard it was to remove. It looks like there was some heavy duty glue in there. Anyways, I had to get it out, now I need to get a new window arm. I straightened the regulator and it works fine... Off to paint soon.
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:shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock:
Talk about the sins of previous owners :roll:
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Damn … That sounds like someone used JB Weld on it.
Wonder what other surprises await?
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Under Eliza's [rior ownership, the 'restorer' epoxied the passenger door handle to the register.
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