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Window on passenger side hitting roof when closing

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I would rather first try to clean before replacing parts.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Guys, I've read a lot of posts saying it could be window regulator or maybe the locking switch could be dirty and just needs cleaning. Does any one have a picture of what needs to be cleaned or lubricated? Do I need to take any panels off to get to the part? I would rather first try to clean before replacing parts. Thanks.

POST 2Original post

Problems with the window regulator are typically seen when opening the door, not closing it. If the regulator is bad, the window doesn't drop to clear the rubber trim and it catches when you open the door. If your window is hitting the trim when you close the door, it could be a regulator or it could be that your window glass simply needs to be adjusted. Does it hit the trim when you open the door too? Does the glass drop when you open the door but then raise up again before you close the door? If so, it could be a micro switch.

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