Rear window not opening
#3
06-08-2006, 02:20 PM
It could just be stuck.
All you have to do is use a plastic spackle or something flat that won't damage your window, run between the window and the seal, and it should open. If it doesn't work, grab the motor itself and gently (but firmly) twist it towards you, then try the power switch itself. For future reference, when you close the windows, give the switch a quick tap, so the window itself is fully closed, but cracked.
All you have to do is use a plastic spackle or something flat that won't damage your window, run between the window and the seal, and it should open. If it doesn't work, grab the motor itself and gently (but firmly) twist it towards you, then try the power switch itself. For future reference, when you close the windows, give the switch a quick tap, so the window itself is fully closed, but cracked.
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Assuming (
) you're speaking about the rear wings, and not the rear passenger door window, mine used to stick occasionally. I'd go in the back and try to turn the retractor by hand. It never seemed to move much, but apparently its enough to let the electronics do the trick.
Last time this happend, I grabbed my can of silicone, sprayed my rag with it, and wiped the seals down so they didn't stick any more. It hasn't "stuck" for over a year now.
) you're speaking about the rear wings, and not the rear passenger door window, mine used to stick occasionally. I'd go in the back and try to turn the retractor by hand. It never seemed to move much, but apparently its enough to let the electronics do the trick.Last time this happend, I grabbed my can of silicone, sprayed my rag with it, and wiped the seals down so they didn't stick any more. It hasn't "stuck" for over a year now.
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06-09-2006, 07:25 PM
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08-29-2006, 07:00 AM
Originally Posted by NewXer
Assuming (
) you're speaking about the rear wings, and not the rear passenger door window, mine used to stick occasionally. I'd go in the back and try to turn the retractor by hand. It never seemed to move much, but apparently its enough to let the electronics do the trick.
Last time this happend, I grabbed my can of silicone, sprayed my rag with it, and wiped the seals down so they didn't stick any more. It hasn't "stuck" for over a year now.
) you're speaking about the rear wings, and not the rear passenger door window, mine used to stick occasionally. I'd go in the back and try to turn the retractor by hand. It never seemed to move much, but apparently its enough to let the electronics do the trick.Last time this happend, I grabbed my can of silicone, sprayed my rag with it, and wiped the seals down so they didn't stick any more. It hasn't "stuck" for over a year now.
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08-29-2006, 10:07 AM
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