classic front window rain deflector problem.
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classic front window rain deflector problem.
Has anyone ever had this problem before.
Sometimes when I some one closes the passenger door It some how catches the rain deflector block and jambs, The I have to wind the window down, it goes bang then up again. Its not all the time and the bit isnt bent etc and is in exactly the same place as the drivers?
Anyone?
Sometimes when I some one closes the passenger door It some how catches the rain deflector block and jambs, The I have to wind the window down, it goes bang then up again. Its not all the time and the bit isnt bent etc and is in exactly the same place as the drivers?
Anyone?
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rain deflectors
Hi,the rain deflectors being on the window seal on the front pillars? might be worth popping the door card off and and checking the grease on the window lifter mechanism,if parts are binding it may misalign as it rises.
Probably check the door is latching properly and aligned when closed.failing that someones maybe had a pull at your window(that doesnt sound right)trying to fish stuff out the car,really nippy, but pretty common in town.cheers.
Probably check the door is latching properly and aligned when closed.failing that someones maybe had a pull at your window(that doesnt sound right)trying to fish stuff out the car,really nippy, but pretty common in town.cheers.
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Has anyone ever had this problem before.
Sometimes when I some one closes the passenger door It some how catches the rain deflector block and jambs, The I have to wind the window down, it goes bang then up again. Its not all the time and the bit isnt bent etc and is in exactly the same place as the drivers?
Anyone?
Sometimes when I some one closes the passenger door It some how catches the rain deflector block and jambs, The I have to wind the window down, it goes bang then up again. Its not all the time and the bit isnt bent etc and is in exactly the same place as the drivers?
Anyone?
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I have seen this happen when someone raises the window as the car is being driven and I think it is down to flex in the car's monocoque which is exagerated by the frameless windows.
Never seems to happen if the window is raised when the car is stationary.
Never seems to happen if the window is raised when the car is stationary.
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