YOUR RESEARCHDrivers window rubbing on door post
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This past Summer, when when exiting the car my window is rubbing against the door post. The window drops like it should when first grabbing the door release. Sometimes it prevents the door from opening freely. Thoughts? Could the door be out of alignment?
The window could be out of alignment too. There are adjustment screws/bolts for the glass that are accessible through the rubber caps on the bottom of the door.
Thanks for the tip Dennis! Time to pull out the work manual.
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