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Most likely the window regulator based on your description. If it's common, I would suggest taking the door panel off and pinpointing the culprit. A dead window in the down
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Most likely the window regulator based on your description.
If it's common, I would suggest taking the door panel off and pinpointing the culprit. A dead window in the down position is not worth the risk of interior damage from the elements. However, the part is like $250 bucks, so it might be worth it to just put up with it as long as you can. |
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