as the title says , i put the window down for 2 seconds to give the gas attendant money and then it would not go up, but it went up and down wen i told him
what gas to put in. the passenger side windows works, and i can see when i push the switch to put it up that it takes a load on the battery from the lights
when the truck is on. could it be the cold weather effecting it or is it something else. the average temperature all day has been about 18 degrees Fahrenheit.
Driver Side window will not go back up
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Driver Side window will not go back up |
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Posts: 13 (01/16/09 18:25:47) |
Probably broke your regulator(motor) I have replaced them before and its not too bad. Probably $120 to buy a replacement. Every one I have had break has always
been in the winter, driverside. the snow and ice put a strain on the end of the cable actuator which is usually nylon. Nylon is brittle over time and cold, so
one day in the cold it just goes and leaves the cable running loose in the door. Hence the load on the battery. This is my official guess.
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