Power Window Clunk?
Power Window Clunk? (FIXED!)
Anyone have the problem of the power windows going down excessively fast?
If I don't stop my driver's side window before it's completely down, it slams against the stop with a loud clunk.
Is there any adjustment for this?
**** Fixed the problem, there is a TSB for this. ****
If I don't stop my driver's side window before it's completely down, it slams against the stop with a loud clunk.
Is there any adjustment for this?
**** Fixed the problem, there is a TSB for this. ****
Last edited by Katfish; Dec 4, 2010 at 11:32 AM. Reason: Problem solved
Sounds like your window has lost its presets for the auto-down feature. Check your owner's manual for the procedure to reset it.
The next time you hear it clunk look to see if the window is below the top of the door. If so you need to hold the button in the up position for a couple of seconds after it reaches the top. Then press the down button & release. If it still clunks repeat & it should reset.
The next time you hear it clunk look to see if the window is below the top of the door. If so you need to hold the button in the up position for a couple of seconds after it reaches the top. Then press the down button & release. If it still clunks repeat & it should reset.
Take the door panel off and get a 10mm, I think, socket and tighten the bolts where the regulator atatches to the door. I had one of mine come loose. It would clunk when stopping and also rattle when door was closed.
Check out my original post, I found the TSB and it fixed the problem. Windows now go down without the annoying clunk!
Here's a pic of the under hood relay/fuse locations. I found it easier to pull these compared to disconnecting the battery.
Thx
Here's a pic of the under hood relay/fuse locations. I found it easier to pull these compared to disconnecting the battery.
Thx
Last edited by Katfish; Dec 4, 2010 at 11:34 AM.
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