Window Rattle
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Burning Brakes
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From: Port Saint Lucie Florida
Thanks I will try that.. But I'm not clear on your instruction just yet! Is the reflector at the bottom of the door? Hey, I'll take your advise! Thanks!
Burning Brakes
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Yes, the reflector at the bottom of the door - it is held in place by plastic tabs on the backside of the reflector - I believe you gently pry from the bottom first then slide the top down and out, but it has been a few years since I was in there...
Le Mans Master
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From: Longview Texas
There is also a window regulator mount at the front of the door. You can get to that nut by removing the rubber plug in the bottom of the door. You can also use these openings to look up inside the door to see if anything else looks loose. There are two metal clamps that hold the glass in the regulator assembly. They could also be loose.
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Burning Brakes
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From: Port Saint Lucie Florida
There is also a window regulator mount at the front of the door. You can get to that nut by removing the rubber plug in the bottom of the door. You can also use these openings to look up inside the door to see if anything else looks loose. There are two metal clamps that hold the glass in the regulator assembly. They could also be loose.
poolboy
Thanks for the info but I do have a question. Looking up into the door I saw what looked like a screw must be the adjustment screw. I tried to use a screw driver but the blade would not fit it. I also tried needle nose pillers to no avail to move it. How do you adjust this sucker?
Pro
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From: The Woodlands TX
There is also a window regulator mount at the front of the door. You can get to that nut by removing the rubber plug in the bottom of the door. You can also use these openings to look up inside the door to see if anything else looks loose. There are two metal clamps that hold the glass in the regulator assembly. They could also be loose.
Burning Brakes
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poolboy
Thanks for the info but I do have a question. Looking up into the door I saw what looked like a screw must be the adjustment screw. I tried to use a screw driver but the blade would not fit it. I also tried needle nose pillers to no avail to move it. How do you adjust this sucker?
poolboy
Thanks for the info but I do have a question. Looking up into the door I saw what looked like a screw must be the adjustment screw. I tried to use a screw driver but the blade would not fit it. I also tried needle nose pillers to no avail to move it. How do you adjust this sucker?
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From: Longview Texas
Texhawk
poolboy
Thanks for the info but I do have a question. Looking up into the door I saw what looked like a screw must be the adjustment screw. I tried to use a screw driver but the blade would not fit it. I also tried needle nose pillers to no avail to move it. How do you adjust this sucker?
poolboy
Thanks for the info but I do have a question. Looking up into the door I saw what looked like a screw must be the adjustment screw. I tried to use a screw driver but the blade would not fit it. I also tried needle nose pillers to no avail to move it. How do you adjust this sucker?
I think they are torx head and you can use internal torx head sockets on them, or the right size regular socket will also work. Normally, they are adjusted evenly, and will raise or lower the stopping point for the glass.
Did you find any other loose nuts or bolts?