Fixing Car Window That Is Off Track 2007 Toyota Highlander
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- If your window won't go up or down, but you hear the electric motor running when you operate the window switch, then your window might have fallen out of its track. This video will show you how to repair this common problem.
You literally saved my life thank you so much man, i never done anything like this before nor do i really know about cars but you guided me every step of the way! You're the best!!
Awesome to hear that brother. Glad the vid helped you out. Now you know a little bit more about cars!
Random Dave u r very kind patient and helpful. For someone in need indeed u r appreciated. Bless you 🙏
We have a Highlander 2005 and your example worked like a charm. My driverside back widow wouldn't go up and my Husband found your video. Thank You Jesus for this Man's example and know how. The Lord bless you and family richly. Jeremiah 29:11 and Romans 10:9-10 is fornyou my friend. God bless you and family always.🎉😊
I'm glad you and your husband were able to use my video to help you in your repair. May the Lord bless you and your family as well. Thank you for the Bible verses. They are greatly appreciated!
2 things, I would suggest cleaning out the window channels thoroughly and applying a thick coat of dielectric silicone grease to the window channels as well as applying a thin coat of lithium grease to the gear teeth and on the metal window rail where the slider contacts. The window is binding up which is causing it to pull out of the rubber strip.
Applying a some RTV Silicone Adhesive is one way to never have to repair this again. Big thing is to make sure the window slides smoothly so it doesn't pull out when you put the window down
Great advice! I didn't show it on the video but I did spray the vertical window channels with a WD-40 silicone spray product. I will definitely take your advice on the RTV silicone adhesive, and the lithium grease, that is a great idea. I have some WD-40 lithium spray as well. Thanks for your comment and advice.
Thanks for this video. I'll start to repair mine soon...
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The glass friction is what made the metal track pull off. Looks like you have way more friction than me.
This is very useful but I think in the case where the channel hasn't fallen off of the bottom of the glass, go to the other video on this subject where the two guys take off the channel and use black sealant to attach the channel to the molding, and then attach that assembly onto the window.
Thank you. This helped me out a lot.
Very good , I prefer put some glasses glue to prevent it happening again
Very good.
My metal track slid 2 inches to the right of my rubber track. Trying to hammer it back without removing the window. Wish me luck.
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Hi everyone,
I hope someone can help me, if you saw the video you saw that the motor has that green bit. I have an issue with my car and that green bit broke and I don’t know what to do to fix it. Any ideas?
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