Window auto-adjust Problem
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Window auto-adjust Problem
I just noticed that my driver side power window is acting up. When I open the door, the window used to lower itself about an inch to avoid hitting the side roof panel when I shut it. But now this auto-adjusting feature is only going down about a quarter inch and is almost hitting the side roof panel when I close it. Once open I can manually push the window down to the level it used to go down to. The passenger window is working fine... Anyone have this issue?
My gf recently left the headlights on and drained the battery. I think this window problem happened after the battery drain. Any help would be appreciated.
My gf recently left the headlights on and drained the battery. I think this window problem happened after the battery drain. Any help would be appreciated.
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tygastyle80 (07-09-2011)
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I drove half an hour to a dealership to get this thing fixed and they took a look and told me it was "working properly" despite the fact that it was barely moving down when the door was opened. I said eff that, came home, and took the damn door apart myself. After I got to the window motor, it was getting mad dark outside and i couldnt see **** so I fiddled around with the window controls a little bit, didnt even do the reset and put everything back together again. All of a sudden it's working properly now. Sometimes you gotta take matters into your own hands.
A word of caution to anyone trying to DIY this procedure... Taking everything apart aint too bad, but putting it back together is a real bitch and a half. Mounting the motor and the pulley system back onto the metal frame was a friggin nightmare. The DIY should really mention that....
A word of caution to anyone trying to DIY this procedure... Taking everything apart aint too bad, but putting it back together is a real bitch and a half. Mounting the motor and the pulley system back onto the metal frame was a friggin nightmare. The DIY should really mention that....
#6
I drove half an hour to a dealership to get this thing fixed and they took a look and told me it was "working properly" despite the fact that it was barely moving down when the door was opened. I said eff that, came home, and took the damn door apart myself. After I got to the window motor, it was getting mad dark outside and i couldnt see **** so I fiddled around with the window controls a little bit, didnt even do the reset and put everything back together again. All of a sudden it's working properly now. Sometimes you gotta take matters into your own hands.
A word of caution to anyone trying to DIY this procedure... Taking everything apart aint too bad, but putting it back together is a real bitch and a half. Mounting the motor and the pulley system back onto the metal frame was a friggin nightmare. The DIY should really mention that....
A word of caution to anyone trying to DIY this procedure... Taking everything apart aint too bad, but putting it back together is a real bitch and a half. Mounting the motor and the pulley system back onto the metal frame was a friggin nightmare. The DIY should really mention that....
#7
After removing the door panel, you can access the reset switch if you remove one of the stickers on the metal frame. I figured this out AFTER the entire door was dissected.
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#8
All that damn Jinglish, I was holding the reset the reset button on the way up and was like "WTF!". Figure out you only hold it on the down. Then just roll up and viola.
#9
i think might be helpful for you.
http://www.infinitihelp.com/diy/gcou..._procedure.htm
http://www.infinitihelp.com/diy/gcou..._procedure.htm
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