Auto Electrician Melbourne contact required. My drivers side window will not stay that fraction lowered to allow the door to close to seal the window, it does go down when you lift the handles inside and out but does not stay lowered when door is open. I am guessing its one of the many switches that controls this that is playing up. I can leave window down a fraction to close door properly but now there is that gap. This just happened an hour ago. Can anyone recommend a good Auto electrician in Melbourne, I live in Balwyn and work in Hawthorn. Mobile service would be ideal. Thanks in advance. Cheers Jim
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Just got off the phone with Michael Garner at Auto Art. He said its a faulty door latch assy and that he's done quite a few of these. I might get it done after Canberra.
duct tape fixes everything
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I knew you would come back with something like this Steve.
Chris Fahey, he's down my way (not really local to you) but is great and very good to deal with. Let me know if you want his details and I'll send you through a PM.
Jim, you might take some duct tape to fix - Steve !
you will need a few rolls
Auto Sparks Toorak rd Hawthorn East. Sean is the guy's name and has worked on s few of my cars over the years.
Ha, duct tape! You guys are amateurs. Gaff tape, silicon and a hammer is all you need to fix anything.
Thanks for the response guys, thanks Froggy might give Auto Sparks a call seeing he's just around the corner from me. Ha ha ha duct tape, gaff tape and a hammer, is this what I'm going to put up with for 4 days !!!!!!
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Only if you don't lock your door
Jim mine's doing the exact same thing! You do get kind of used to it, but always worried I'll slam it and break the glass... Goes into Jocaro soon so hoping they can sort it.
Door lock assembly for sure. We've done a few too. Easy fix.
Hey mate, basically to fix a window on your car is pretty easy. The main reason something is not working, for example not closing properly, can be the malfunction of the little mechanism inside of the door.. If it's the mechanism you better just change it because if you will want just to fix something in the mechanism, something else will be broken there in no time, that's why you should just change it. Or maybe something happened and affected your wiring on your door. You can check this website and talk to an electrician remotely, he will explain what happened with your window, and will provide you the service you need so badly.
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