Coupe passenger window issue

philipw

Member
 Bristol
Hi all,

The passenger window on my coupe does not seal properly, especially the rear of the window. Instead of trying to explain it I uploaded a couple of videos below. I have been told that its the window regulator and seen that there is a repair kit available, would this be sufficient?

All input appreciated :thumbsup:

[youtube]OLxsfHOBCgE[/youtube]

[youtube]SEF43WnBNVU[/youtube]
 
Rusky said:
Have you tried going through the window reset procedure?

Rest procedure isn't going to fix that.

The window needs aligning. There are two bolts on the bottom of the door for this. The door card might also need to come off if the glass holder has moved.

In less the window is making a noise or there seems like resistance then the regulator itself is probably ok.

Repair kit under £20 though.
 
srhutch said:
Rusky said:
Have you tried going through the window reset procedure?

Rest procedure isn't going to fix that.

The window needs aligning. There are two bolts on the bottom of the door for this. The door card might also need to come off if the glass holder has moved.

In less the window is making a noise or there seems like resistance then the regulator itself is probably ok.

Repair kit under £20 though.

Thanks, the window does make a noise when it first moves, sound like a crack so it most likely requires the regulator being repaired/replaced. Ill remove the door card to determine what is going on.
 
The guides have moved apart, adjustment will sort that, door card and inner seal off, the guides are secured towards the bottom of the door with a 10 or 13mm bolt, you'll probably find one is loose..

Mike
 
Ducklakeview said:
The guides have moved apart, adjustment will sort that, door card and inner seal off, the guides are secured towards the bottom of the door with a 10 or 13mm bolt, you'll probably find one is loose..

Mike

Managed to get around to this a couple of months ago. Turned out this was exactly the issue, the cable had partially come off one of the plastic guides and was wrapped around the triangular piece hence being loose.

I replaced the cable anyway as it was looking worn and had clearly stretched. Not an easy job, took about 4 hours in total but I imagine it could be done a lot quicker by someone more competent!

This is the cable I bought, was identical to the one removed:

https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.co.uk%2Fulk%2Fitm%2F222535070515

And this is the very useful guide I followed:

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Well done for coming back to post up the solution - always good to know what the fix was! :thumbsup:
 
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