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Old 02-28-2016, 12:18 AM
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EL Rear Quarter Windows......

Looking at a 2015 EL and noticed that when the rear quarter window is open, it is pretty easy to flex the window, especially at the top. Kind of flimsy.

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Can the vehicle be driven with the rear quarter window open?

If so, do they vibrate?
 
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Old 02-28-2016, 12:17 PM
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Originally Posted by jh225
Looking at a 2015 EL and noticed that when the rear quarter window is open, it is pretty easy to flex the window, especially at the top. Kind of flimsy.

2 questions.....

Can the vehicle be driven with the rear quarter window open?

If so, do they vibrate?
I've had absolutely no problems with mine. I have driven with them open at highway speeds.
 
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Old 02-28-2016, 04:08 PM
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Thanks.

My concern was them flexing enough to "pop". Really seems like it should have been designed with two "posts". The one on the bottom and another up near the top.

I will be putting a cage (divider) in back of the 2nd row and needed to make sure I could drive with them open so my dogs can get air.
 
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Ford's been using a similar system in the Navigator since at least 2000. We had one and it worked great. It only had one motor/linkage and never gave us any problems. Those were similar sized windows to the Expedition. And while I haven't put lots of miles on my EL, those windows work well even in strong winds.
 
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no problems....
 
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Originally Posted by U9000
Ford's been using a similar system in the Navigator since at least 2000. We had one and it worked great. It only had one motor/linkage and never gave us any problems. Those were similar sized windows to the Expedition. And while I haven't put lots of miles on my EL, those windows work well even in strong winds.
since 1997
 
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Old 11-20-2016, 05:25 AM
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Both quarter window actuators are actuating fine on my Excursion (for 16 years). And those are big windows, too!
 
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