Window doesnt raise when pushing button.Off the track or clip broke that holds window to post which raises up and down.Motor still works when button is pushed.Passenger side window for back seat.
Re: window doesnt raise when pushing button off track
Regulator --common on GM ---sometimes spread to all the windows over time --albeit no warning
---honk honk honk come out window gone attempted break in NO ---the window dropped in the
middle of the night ---Silly ---laugh you bought GM --Ford's No Better
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you take off the door panel by using a panel clip tool to pop the clips for the panel to come off also check for any screws holding the panel to the door by the inside door handle the bottoms of the panel once you get it off unplug the window door switches to move the panel out of the way but first lower the window track so you can see it remove the weather seal plastic and then when you can get to the track and the glass you'll see that there should be yellow circle clips that pop together to hold the glass with rivets I'm assuming the glass is broken and this might have come off and is in the bottom of the door use these for the new glass after drilling out the old rivets snap them together one on each side of the new glass and then put bolts and nuts on to tighten or use a rivet gun to the track reconnect the switches for door window power and raise the glass
Will need to remove door panal and most windows have a rail that they set on...This could be broke or just loose and if it is fine then it could be clips or a pin in window that has broke holding window on track....good luck
There should be two bottoms on the buttons of the new window. The clips should be installed into there proper positions on the window retainers mounted to the two vertical window tracks. The buttons on the bottom of the window will line up with the holes in the window retainers. Once there lined up push the buttons all the way through until the clips snap around them.
need to take door panel off to get to it the window track is broke if keep trying to get it to work it can bust your window then it going to cost more to fix..
Its the window regulator thats broke. Most are made with plastic brackets and cable. The plastic breaks and the cable goes nuts then nothing is holding the window. You need to get a regulator, if you can take the door panel off you should be able to handle installing the window regulator.
Sounds like you have a window regulator problem. Most door panels are held on by screws and plastic pop clips. I am not sure what type of vehicle you have. Once the door panel is off you can support the glass in the up position and replace the regulator assembly. Most are bolted in and some are rivioted which means you will have to drill out the old riviots and install new ones that need a special riviot gun
there is a plastic retainer that is attached to the window glass that holds it into the track if the window was frozen shut or pushed downward this clip is very easy to break and the window will not follow the track,this clip is fairly cheap but requires a bit of window epoxy to secure the new guide clip to the window.It is fairly easy to fix.I hope this helped good luck.
go to rockauto.com search under body interior window guide or regulator as in i dont witch is broke on ur car but they have picsof them hope this helps
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