YOUR RESEARCHLowered window rattle fix - anyone?
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I searched some, but wasn't sure what terms to use to find a proper fix, so asking here. Drivers's side glass, all the way down, when shutting the door, the glass rattles, I know it's pretty normal and all cars do that, but was wandering if anyone came up with a fix? Thanks
I wouldn't say that's normal or that "all cars do that"... I know for a fact that mine doesn't. This being said, I would take a guess that your window regulator is at least/best out of adjustment...At worst, the window regulator may be on it's way out. The upside is that's it's an inexpensive and easy fix for a DIY'er like yourself. I just did the passenger side on my car and except for the fact that I was sent the wrong part (the first time - drivers side), it took me a total of about two hours to do the swap. It should be noted that this my first window regulator replacement - the next one would/will probably only take an hour or possibly less. Good luck
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Yeah, Ive been inside that door at least two times, for door lock issues and have to go in back again. It is still on it's original regulator. Maybe I should play with it's position to see if I can remove some slack out of it's guides....
There is a DIY fix for a part of the regulator that tends to fail (spacer at end of one of the cables). Whether this is what's going on with yours is anyone's guess... Do a search here and on Renntech.org I don't remember which site it's on. Good luck
That was my fix actually
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