YOUR RESEARCHWindow woes... that time of year again.
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Yep, cold damp weather is here and the drop glass rubbers are sticking to the glass making a loud squeaky noise when operating the windows.. This is the most common time for people to break their window regulators. I have a question, I think my cable has stretched, does anyone know if there is any adjustment to take out the slack? Thanks in advance
There is no tension adjustment, I'm afraid - only an adjuster for the window height. If you have got slack in the mechanism, the regulator cables are probably on the way out.
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