deepblue626

My driver side window sometimes rolls up on half way then roll back down by itself. Anyone has the same problem, what is wrong how to fix it.

Thomasv

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hahaha Yea ive seeen this a few times in my car already...
my window would just roll back down by itself and at first i was like wtf did i do that? My sunroof did something similar too...i dont think anything is wrong though...how often does your do this?

DanL

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Try the window stop reset procedure that's outlined in your owner's manual. Turn on the car and roll the window all of the way down. Let off on the button and then roll the window all of the way up, but hold the button once the window is at the top for 2-3 extra seconds.

deepblue626

allmost 70%

dwb993

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It is a safety feature to prevent damage if anything is in the path of the window travel. Make sure you have nothing in the path of the window which may pinch it in any way and that the channel is clear. Window visors like Weathertech may interfere with the window since they install in the top of the channel. If it is all clear, try the window reset as mentioned above and that should fix it. If not, you may have to pull the door panel to check the window channel inside the door. Lube it with white lithium while you're in there.

csmeance

there was a TSB about this a while ago, what happens is the channels get dirty and the window encouters a lot of resistance going up. Thus the window stops and rolls back down thinking that there's something in the way.

Waveform

This has happened to me on 2 occasions, one just recently. My dealer replaced the 'window regulator" under warranty which corrected the problem.

xmrgoodcatx

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I know this is a little late, but my passenger side window did this for and worsened over time. The dealer said the same thing about the window Channel and the reset, neither resolved the problem. I took the door panel apart one piece at a time till the window would role up with out issue, took only 30 minutes to troubleshoot. Turns out the rubber weather strip that is held in place by the interior door panel was to far forward and catching the window.

blazinginder

have the same issue...dealer didnt do anything to fix it...need to fix it before warranty is up!