How Do You Fix A Squeaky Automatic Car Window?
Automotive power windows can wear out and make noises, such as squeaking and squealing, that can become annoying. The window regulator, used in most vehicles, is a series of joints and metal bars which can rust or corrode and cause harsh squealing. Another possible cause is the power motor, which has small bearings that can make noise. The average backyard mechanic can fix a squeaky window in about an hour. Step 1 Remove the door panel by prying out the power window assembly, then disconnecting it from the wiring harness by pulling the adapter plug from the rear of the module. Turn the arm rest bolts counterclockwise. There may be small screws on the inside of the interior door handle which will also require removal. Once these bolts and screws are out, pull firmly on the door panel to disengage it from the pop rivets that hold it to the metal. These plastic rivets can become brittle with age, and may break easily. Remove the panel and set it aside, away from the work area. Step 2 Loca
