Window fiasco
probably have to open the side of the door up and manually push it up. See if you can apply direct power to the window motor to get it to go up, that would be the easiest way, granted the motor is still good.
If it is a track issue he can take off the inside door panel and manually lift the window while someone else operates the switch.
If you took the motor/rugulator off could he not manually move the arm in the right direction? I did not look at that the last time I was in there but it may work for him for a short fix. Although once it is up then how would he keep it up if the motor was not in there?
If you took the motor/rugulator off could he not manually move the arm in the right direction? I did not look at that the last time I was in there but it may work for him for a short fix. Although once it is up then how would he keep it up if the motor was not in there?
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