civictunr_ls

when i roll my driver side window on my 96 civic coupe down it wont roll back up.it rolls down fine till about half way then you can hear a spring pop and it wont roll upand it pops off track if i roll it the whole way down help its getting nice need windows down.

" black car+no ac+ window not working=hot as *****"

clint g

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take the panel off and check the crank

TallAssFilipino

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by civictunr_ls &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote"> when i roll my driver side window on my 96 civic coupe down it wont roll back up.it rolls down fine till about half way then you can hear a spring pop and it wont roll upand it pops off track if i roll it the whole way down help its getting nice need windows down.

" black car+no ac+ window not working=hot as *****"</TD></TR></TABLE>

There shouldn't be a spring in there. But yeah, like he said, take the interior door panel off and sheck what's going on. You're there, you can inspect it; you'll have a better idea of what's going on.

mct121

It sounds like what happened to mine last year. I have power windows so I don't know if it is the same or not, but the metal cable used to drive the window up and down started to fray. I don't remember why, it was rubbing on something. It cost ~$300 for a new windows regulator (motor is <u>not</u> sole seperately ). I got mine from a local yard for $150. For reference, my car is a 2000 Civic LX.

Hope that helps.

-Gambit-

sticky ***** gets the ladies though

Malakai

this is happening to mine right now.(no power windows) for some reason the window is tilting forwards and doesnt roll up right. kinda bothers me but ill deal with it till i get it fixed.

97mini-me

This is a really common problem with civics. Mine is like that right now. Either your track needs greased or the window regulator is bent (the x brace). I know that mine is bent because I forced it down when it was really cold outside.

SOHC4life 96

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Yup. Just take off the panel on the bottom. Don't take it completely off, it's a pain in the *** to get it back on. Disconnect the speaker plug and there is a 10mm with a washer right next to a hole in the metal of the door. Take out the 10mm and reach into the hole and pop the window back in the track. Put the 10mm back in and push the track as far back as you can. Roll up the window and then put some silicon lubricant on the track and you should be fine.

civictunr_ls

this winter i was running late and didnt hve time to let it defrost and i forced it down i think its the regulator thats bent bsause i can see it start to bow out then it pops off

thanks for the help 97mini-me
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Malakai

if it is bent is there and easy way of fixing it, or would it be easier to take it to a glass shop??

Bond

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Just take the glass off and then take it out and bend it back or replace it. There is two bolts holding the glass on. A glass shop can do this to pretty quick if you got the money.

project-boosteD

mines also doin the same ****....mines a 97 with power windows....its my passenger side...when i roll it down it sticks on he back side of the window and pulls the front out of its track....it is teh ultimate ghey