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Drivers window popped out of regulator - R&R questions
Posted by Name Left Blank (more from Name Left Blank) on Fri, 25 Jan 2019 10:33:37
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2004 9-5 Arc
I went to lower the drivers side window when it was 20 degrees outside and was greeted with a ‘pop’ and a resultant window sitting cock-eyed in the frame, and tilting out away from the frame.
Window must have been frozen to the frame and became dislodged from the regulator when I lowered it.
I’ve done repairs of regulators on other cars, but not the Saab and I have some questions:
1. How is the window attached to the regulator? Force fit in rubber gasket? Glued? Metal clips with rubber gaskets?
2. What parts, if any, would I need to order to get the window re-attached to the regulator?
3. The regulator has the original ‘green wheels’ in it…I assume this would be a good time to replace them? Any other common failure or parts should I get to replace since I’ll be in there?
4. I remember reading about a rubber gasket that attaches to the inside of the door somewhere to keep the window from rattling – it becomes dislodged and should be reattached…How to do this? Special glue?
Any tips on R&R for this job would be much appreciated (hopefully I can get it repaired before the next deep freeze (in about 4-5 days…)
Thanks much
J
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