Driver side window issue!
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Driver side window issue!
Before I start, I have searched and have found different opinions on similar but slightly different issues.
I rolled my window down and back up, I noticed it was moving a little slower than usual which peaked my interest, so I tried it again which in turn rolled back up successfully. When I attempted it a third time, I rolled it down about halfway and it would not roll back up, instead the motor made noise as if it was going back up but the window would not budge. I had to push the window back up by hand. Now that the window is all the way up, when I pull the switch for the window to go up, the motor continues nonstop even though the window is up. What could be the culprit causing this?
I rolled my window down and back up, I noticed it was moving a little slower than usual which peaked my interest, so I tried it again which in turn rolled back up successfully. When I attempted it a third time, I rolled it down about halfway and it would not roll back up, instead the motor made noise as if it was going back up but the window would not budge. I had to push the window back up by hand. Now that the window is all the way up, when I pull the switch for the window to go up, the motor continues nonstop even though the window is up. What could be the culprit causing this?
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Thanks to everyone for their replies by the way!
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As noted above your regulator is cracked or broken. I've repaired mine as well. You'll probably just need anything that can keep the regulator on track so it can move up & down freely. I rigged it using a cotter pin & epoxy glue to keep it in place. Take door apart you'll then see the slider i'm referring too. Good luck
1JZPWRD inside passenger door photo. To the right behind the plastic cover, its the vertical metal slider your window slides up & down on. The plastic clip rides that metal piece.
click below.
http://i1106.photobucket.com/albums/...115_104145.jpg
Look at my post - https://www.clublexus.com/forums/sc4...oor-parts.html - see regulator when taken out of car. The plastic piece you'll see my cotter pin repair
1JZPWRD inside passenger door photo. To the right behind the plastic cover, its the vertical metal slider your window slides up & down on. The plastic clip rides that metal piece.
click below.
http://i1106.photobucket.com/albums/...115_104145.jpg
Look at my post - https://www.clublexus.com/forums/sc4...oor-parts.html - see regulator when taken out of car. The plastic piece you'll see my cotter pin repair
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As noted above your regulator is cracked or broken. I've repaired mine as well. You'll probably just need anything that can keep the regulator on track so it can move up & down freely. I rigged it using a cotter pin & epoxy glue to keep it in place. Take door apart you'll then see the slider i'm referring too. Good luck
1JZPWRD inside passenger door photo. To the right behind the plastic cover, its the vertical metal slider your window slides up & down on. The plastic clip rides that metal piece.
click below.
http://i1106.photobucket.com/albums/...115_104145.jpg
Look at my post - https://www.clublexus.com/forums/sc4...oor-parts.html - see regulator when taken out of car. The plastic piece you'll see my cotter pin repair
1JZPWRD inside passenger door photo. To the right behind the plastic cover, its the vertical metal slider your window slides up & down on. The plastic clip rides that metal piece.
click below.
http://i1106.photobucket.com/albums/...115_104145.jpg
Look at my post - https://www.clublexus.com/forums/sc4...oor-parts.html - see regulator when taken out of car. The plastic piece you'll see my cotter pin repair
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