sojah

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I just brought my car back for this tint shop to fix one of my windows tints, and they just showed me that my rear drivers side privacy shade is not reeling back in. Lex says bring it on in, but I'm wondering how much that's going to cost?? I tried to search for a simple fix action but didn't see any.. this ever happen to anybody else??

I saw this car wash guy straight pull up on the shade to release it and just let it go and it straight snapped back into the thing a lot faster and louder than it should have. This may not have broke it but I'm sure it wasn't good for it. I'll have to put them down myself befor the car wash people mess with them in the future.

blacksc400

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Maybe it just came off the track?

sojah

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yeah so i hope i can figure out how to get it back on the track...

blacksc400

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Do you still have warranty? If so, it won't cost you anything.

But you really need to open the door panel and see what happened.

sojah

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i don't know about the warranty but i will surely try when i stop by, prolly on friday. when i brought the car there in January they said it was still under warranty but they said not for long... now its march, i wonder how long not for long is/was?

AlexusAnja

Goodies are good... but once those little goodies start going baddy... it's $$$ flying out the window. If it's the assembly, I believe it's around $300 for the sunshade. I checked to see how much it would be to "retrofit" my Custom Luxury with the sunshade and it was wooooowwwwww.....not worth it.

sojah

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yeah, they are nice when they work, huh?? it is in place presently and just doesn't roll down, so if they tell me it will cost anything more than like 150$ i'll seriously consider just leaving it like that. kinda ghetto i know, but what are you gonna do. it isn't funny looking when its up, and hardly anyone ever sits back there.

BNR34

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You can always just remove the door panel and rip out the entire assembly, that would be free.

Assuming you don't have any warranty to cover it.

sojah

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this is true ^ ^ ^.