window rolls down by itself!
window rolls down by itself!
First of all I am not crazy . My rear passenger window from time to time will roll itself down about a quarter or more. I noticed it the first time after washing my car I noticed that the interior of my car was wet in the back. I looked around and saw that the water was coming in from my window that was rolled down partially. I thought maybe my daughter rolled it down. So for the next couple of days when getting in or out of my car I would look at that window and sure enough about 3 days later when I go to get into my car that window is rolled down about a quarter of an inch and those past couple days there has been no on in the car but me! From time to time when I get into my car I will press the window button to see if that window rolls up and sure enough it does! Anyone ever had this issue? Could it be the window motor?
could be motor or screw mechanism loose, or loose bolts to glass..??
pull the panel off and find out what it needs!
if not a DIY person find a glass shop that also does used glass, often near picknpull type junkyards/ now called auto dismanter and recycling
Those guys are experienced with door panels, know how to fix problems fast/cheap
and can often locate a used part for les$ if needed
pull the panel off and find out what it needs!
if not a DIY person find a glass shop that also does used glass, often near picknpull type junkyards/ now called auto dismanter and recycling
Those guys are experienced with door panels, know how to fix problems fast/cheap
and can often locate a used part for les$ if needed
Last edited by 01tl4tl; Sep 11, 2011 at 09:35 AM.
could be motor or screw mechanism loose, or loose bolts to glass..??
pull the panel off and find out what it needs!
if not a DIY person find a glass shop that also does used glass, often near picknpull type junkyards/ now called auto dismanter and recycling
Those guys are experienced with door panels, know how to fix problems fast/cheap
and can often locate a used part for les$ if needed
pull the panel off and find out what it needs!
if not a DIY person find a glass shop that also does used glass, often near picknpull type junkyards/ now called auto dismanter and recycling
Those guys are experienced with door panels, know how to fix problems fast/cheap
and can often locate a used part for les$ if needed
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