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    Shifter of old Freezers djinuk's Avatar
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    electric windows rocking

    ok just putting my r5 back together after paint, however the electric windows struggle to go up, there seems to be huge amounts of play in the section tht goes up on the slider and as such the window rocks which causes it to snag. very difficult to explain , i may take a video.

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    Re: electric windows rocking

    the actual glass is tight and secure in the mechanism ?
    the two hex/torx bolts that you get access to via the holes in the door?

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    Re: electric windows rocking

    yuppers, there super tight, as are the ones that hold the centre rail thing.

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    Re: electric windows rocking

    It's Normally poor alignment u will have to adjust everything to get it right can be a pain

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    Re: electric windows rocking

    yay, ill leave that job for you when your next down then

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    Re: electric windows rocking

    Can look when I get my turbo and front mount and come and sort the fueling out if u want

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    Re: electric windows rocking

    Grease up the runners and mech well with silicone grease. What condition are your inner and outer window surrounds in? Mine were ever so slightly kinked in places from removal and this was causing a major slow down when using the windows. Fitted brand new ones and the windows operate at the speed of any modern day car now

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    Re: electric windows rocking

    funny you say that but there in poor condition , however they dont appaer to be kinked, where abouts did you buy new ones from and in what condition.

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    Re: electric windows rocking

    I've found that the nylon runner that runs up channel can wear badly and eventually start to get stuck. Greasing may cure problem for know but i just fit a newer one from scrappy with less play.

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    Re: electric windows rocking

    Bought them new from Renault, i only replaced the outers as my inners were ok. They came to about £80 a pair inc vat ill try and fish the invoice out an get you the part numbers if you want mate. Might be worth trying mike too.
    Last edited by Jonny5; 27-03-2012 at 16:28.

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    Re: electric windows rocking

    If you need them, outers
    Left 7700758100
    Right 7700758101

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    Re: electric windows rocking

    Have 2 complete sets in secondhand in good condition.

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