Can I have this fixed?

eliyarbrough · Aug 25, 2008

When I let my top down, I of course roll my windows all the way down. If I leave them down, they rattle and stuff! I can roll them up just so I see them coming up, and it keeps them from rattling! Is there anyway to fix this? I'm fixing to replace all I can when I get it repainted. Just wondering, thanks!!

94darkhorse · Aug 25, 2008

LOL, I have to do this with my passenger one. You might want to check if it is on the track right, I know mine keeps falling off.

eliyarbrough · Aug 26, 2008

It's right because it rolls up & down just fine, right? I just want them to fit tighter, not rattle around.

Javi · Aug 26, 2008

This may be your problem.

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eliyarbrough · Aug 26, 2008

I printed it off, so I'll give it to my guy. Thanks!!

I just skimmed by on looking @ it but those bushings might keep it tight fitting, right?

Javi · Aug 26, 2008

Yes,exactly.

also you can try to use the 1/4" nuts.

Good Luck.report back with the news. :thumb:

eliyarbrough · Aug 26, 2008

I don't see where it talks about the 1/4" nuts. Am I just not seeing that?

I'll add this to my list to be done on Thursday! I'm just hoping my little parts store in town has those parts though! We'll see. Thanks again!!

Javi · Aug 26, 2008

1STOF3 said:
I don't see where it talks about the 1/4" nuts. Am I just not seeing that?

I'll add this to my list to be done on Thursday! I'm just hoping my little parts store in town has those parts though! We'll see. Thanks again!!

Here is the quote where it talks about the 1/4" nuts.

Again. no problem.

eliyarbrough · Aug 26, 2008

They had that part, for 1 window. I then went to my mechanic's shop. He is not thinking this will stop it from rattling. He thinks these regulator plugs are for the gear them self. Mine will roll up and down just fine. These are like if you can pull your window up & down, has slack in it. I forgot what he used as an example! It sounded right the points he was making though to me. Whatever that means. Let me know what you think now.