Window glass falls out of track: Rubber side channel broken
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... mine did the same, but it was on the driver side, this weekend i plan on taking it apart and seeing what went wrong. i was driving to school, and went to roll it down and went off track didnt fall down in the panel, it just starts this loud ass clicking when it gets to the top of the window
EkDude98
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I got the same problem -______- s**t suckssssssssss 
And Idk how to fix it, what happens in mine tho is that it goes down fine but when it comes up the window somehow gets caught and all crooked and I have to like pull the front of the glass towards the back and then it finishes going up =/
And Idk how to fix it, what happens in mine tho is that it goes down fine but when it comes up the window somehow gets caught and all crooked and I have to like pull the front of the glass towards the back and then it finishes going up =/
exactly. it pisses you off
I got the same problem -______- s**t suckssssssssss
And Idk how to fix it, what happens in mine tho is that it goes down fine but when it comes up the window somehow gets caught and all crooked and I have to like pull the front of the glass towards the back and then it finishes going up =/
i have to pull the bck up -____-
Mine does it all the time. Take off the door panel, theres a gold bolt on the bottom left, loosen it and put the window back into it. Retighten the bolt, and your ready to go.. I do this about every 3 months.
CIVIC_VTEC,
Does yours get caught by the tweeter, and quits going up?
Does yours get caught by the tweeter, and quits going up?
it goes up fine, then to the top it starts clicking reall loud. then i have to pull up on the wondow then put the window up it may just be off track
Oh, mine stops at the tweeter because it's out of the rubber seal.
cant you just buy the rubber seal at advanced?
RonJ
Banned
Or at a junk yard, Majestic Honda, or Honda dealer.
ok thanks for everyones help
If it's clicking, some of the teeth on the regulator may be damaged. Take off the panel, and look inside the hole while you raise it up and down. You will see when and where it starts clicking. Easy to change as well.
just unplug the power connector,
take off two bolts on bottom of window,
slide it out.
take off bolts on door,
slide the regulator out through the bottom opening, the motor is attached to it.
Change the regulator and put the old motor on, or just change them both while your at it.
reverse the installation,
Reinstall the window, and test before putting the panel back on.
sometimes the rubber piece is the problem. but usually its lack of proper lubrication, i recommend getting a new rubber piece (weather stripping/molding) whatever you want to call it and after installation take some silicon spray and spray all down the rubber. after wards roll the window up and down and let it work its way in, it works everytime.
yeah or napa any auto parts store carries it, esspecialy advanced, i worked their