Another_Si_Guy

I'm prepping car for sale, and I've had a problem where the windows jump off the track ever since I bought it. Its gotten to the point where I just carry a 10mm ratchet and Phillips head screwdriver to fix it every time it happens. Anyone have any idea how to fix the problem? I don't think it's the regulator because apparently plenty of people have tried replacing that to no avail. I also read that cleaning and bending the channel back into place could potentially fix it, or spraying with silicone grease. If anyone has had any luck fixing the problem, please let me know. Any input is appreciated.

Former User

The problem you describe is generally a bad window regulator caused by a loose central rivet.

Eh2Guanaco

Yea the window regulator...would be my bet...what he said^^^^^^

Another_Si_Guy

Alright thanks for the response. I'm going to see if i can fix it myself before throwing money at it. I'll get back as soon as I have it all done, and get back to you and let you know whether it works.

Former User

Don't guess. Check for a loose rivet joint.

Another_Si_Guy

I'll be taking it apart once it stops raining outside. Will be back with updates.

RageKage

either of the guide tracks could be loose inside the door. I've had that problem in the past.

Toxin715

happened to my window, everything was fine. All it needed was some lubricate on the track and it runs perfect now.

Another_Si_Guy

I lubricated with silicon spray and it works a lot better, but I think the rubber track is screwed up. It was all folded inside the metal rail and doesn't want to retain its original shape. I had to superglue some parts of it.

Toxin715

out a heat gun to the rubber and keep the window down so it goes back to form