[W126 Coupe] Power window motors

[Yousef nazzal]

Hey Mike, Axel

i checked the site (translated from Japanese) seems to be Butyl.. if you see
the pic i sent in my previous mail the mat is folded rather than rolled ..
Mike it would be great if you give me a quote.. i believe you would know
what quantities i'd require for a full job on an SEC.. too bad it not
distributed in Dxb .. maybe we can do business in the future ;)..

thanks
Yousef



On Sun, Oct 2, 2011 at 9:01 PM, Mike Beyersdoerfer <beyers555 at comcast.net>wrote:


> Hi Yousef,

>

> I have been selling Second Skin Sound Deadener for 6 years.  100% Butyl

> with amazing adhesive.

>

> You don't want any with Asphalt!!  It will release at 140 degrees!!  If it

> comes in a roll don't by it .  Rolled product is designed for roofing

>

> Sorry I don't think Second Skin is distributed in Dubai.

>

> MIke Beyersdoerfer

> 87 560SEC

>

> On Oct 2, 2011, at 7:08 AM, Axel Wulff wrote:

>

>  Hey Yousef,

>

> Nice project.

>

> The vibration dampener isn't rocket science. After all, it's just butyl on

> thick aluminium foil.

>

> Just make sure it is butyl and not asphalt.

>

> Asphalt shingles as vibration dampeners can be used for a lot of

> applications, and they are cheap. However, they are not suitable for use in

> a car, especially not in Dubai, as the asphalt has a lower melting point

> than butyl and can end up as ballast at the bottom of your doors.

>

> Regards,

> Axel J. Wulff

> 610-731-5453 Cellular

> 610-572-4611 Home

>

>

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> Date: Sun, 2 Oct 2011 14:11:11 +0400

> From: usef4188 at gmail.com

> To: mbcoupes at mbcoupes.com

> Subject: Re: [W126 Coupe] Power window motors

>

> Dear Axel

>

> Great thanks on the advice ill definitely go through it since am already

> there and do not wish to do it again ;).. ive seen a few posts regarding the

> attachment points from Junno .. am just worried if am gonna be able to put

> things back the way it was correctly.

>

> Regarding sound deadening materials.. the the main problem i face in this

> part of the world is finding materials.. for instance Dynamat, Raamat ,

> etc.. is not available here (Dubai) and shipping would double my costs.. i

> only found AODEA deadening kits .. some Japanese brand .. i dunno if its

> good or bad ..each kit costs  approx 75 USD and i get the materials shown in

> the image.. i just hope it works well.. else it would be

> really disappointing after all the work..

>

> haven't had difficulties with the dash ive reached to the part where is

> need to disconnect the AC vent cables.. but a quick look showed that it wont

> be tough .. except for the center sliding cable.. but that isnt working

> correctly in the first place so lets see how that goes.. having that

> mentioned .. there is clear evidence that someone has removed the dash

> before.. broken clips and some double sided tape etc..

>

> Interesting things i found: 1) 100 Yen coin (2) lots of dust and dirt from

> Japan.. (3) a spider web some where near the steering column.. no signs of

> life yet..

>

> ill do a write up once am done and have all the photos compiled.. for the

> sake of sharing :P

>

> Yousef

>

>

>

> On Sun, Oct 2, 2011 at 5:28 AM, Axel Wulff <axelwulff at hotmail.com> wrote:

>

> Yousef,

>

> I did some sound treatment on my doors a few years ago and if I remember

> correctly the material on the outer door skin you describe is the MB sound

> deadening. Assuming you're using a good CLD (contraint layer dampening),

> such as Dynamat, Raamat, Damplifier, etc., the new treatment will be more

> effective.

>

> You'll have to completely remove the window mechanism to apply the sound

> deadener so use the opportunity to completely clean everything and apply

> fresh grease to the cogs and rails. That should make things move a smoother

> and faster.

>

> While the stuff is out of the door, it's a good opportunity to inspect the

> attachment point and renew if necessary.

>

> Good luck on your project.

>

> Regards,

> Axel J. Wulff

> 610-731-5453 Cellular

> 610-572-4611 Home

>

>

> > From: usef4188 at gmail.com

> > Date: Sat, 1 Oct 2011 23:55:26 +0400

> > To: mbcoupes at mbcoupes.com

> > Subject: [W126 Coupe] Power window motors

>

> >

> > Hey all

> >

> > I have been removing the interior + dashboard in order to do sound

> deadening, lay cables for audio system and replace vacuum pods ..

> >

> > Anyways I've removed the door panels and I have a few questions..

> >

> > 1) my power windows are kinda slow goin up and down.. Could this be from

> old motors ? Does anyone know the specs on these motors and did anyone try

> replace them with better motors of some sort?

> >

> > 2) between the glass sheet and the outter panel there is a sheet of some

> material.. What is it for and can I loose it since am gonna use the sound

> deadening material?

> >

> > Thanks

> > Yousef

> >

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