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meburdick · 09-01-2006, 01:14 PM

I've been reading through the forums looking for anything that might be related to what I need help with, but didn't see anything. And, since I can't even *search* the forums as a new member, I see no other way to hopefully get some help.

Here goes...

My wife has an 02 SE with about 55k on it. She drives mostly around town, and we always take my vehicle for trips. I almost never drive her car any more, so I have to rely on her telling me when something isn't right.

Out of the blue, a couple of days ago, she told me that she was having a problem with the driver's window. It turns out that the problem is that the window auto-reverses when it should be "closed". Basically, it goes all the way up, then comes down about half-way. I know that this pretty much means that something is pinching/binding somewhere, but I'm looking for any thoughts on how to at least start a troubleshooting process for it.

Thanks in advance.

09-01-2006, 01:14 PM	#97
meburdick Newbie - Just Registered Join Date: Aug 2006 iTrader: (0) Posts: 2	Window Auto-Up Problem I've been reading through the forums looking for anything that might be related to what I need help with, but didn't see anything. And, since I can't even search the forums as a new member, I see no other way to hopefully get some help. Here goes... My wife has an 02 SE with about 55k on it. She drives mostly around town, and we always take my vehicle for trips. I almost never drive her car any more, so I have to rely on her telling me when something isn't right. Out of the blue, a couple of days ago, she told me that she was having a problem with the driver's window. It turns out that the problem is that the window auto-reverses when it should be "closed". Basically, it goes all the way up, then comes down about half-way. I know that this pretty much means that something is pinching/binding somewhere, but I'm looking for any thoughts on how to at least start a troubleshooting process for it. Thanks in advance.