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Old 04-19-2009   #1 (permalink)
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Default 1995 Mustang Driver Window Sticks Down

I apologize if this is addressed elsewhere but I couldn't find it...
The driver side power window in my 1995 Mustang got stuck in the down position about 6 months ago but went back up a few hours later without any problems. Then a few weeks ago, it happened again. Only this time, it wouldn't come back up. I spent Saturday afternoon removing the door panel and all and was ready to replace the motor. However, all of the electrical checked out fine as did the motor. It turned out the window seemed to just be in some kind of bind.
It seems to work just fine now but I'm worried it will happen again. I don't want to get stuck with a down window in one of these spring rains. For now I'm just not using it but it would sure be nice to be able to use it without having to worry too much. Does anyone have any suggestions of how I might be able to find out what is causing and/or prevent this bind? Could it be as simple as adding a little grease somewhere? Any help is appreciated.
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that used to happen to me sometimes if i rolled the window down all the way.
theres a little isolator tab near the top of the door that pushes on the window, and if you roll it too far down the window can get stuck under it. the tab is most likely just bent out of shape, that was my problem.

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232-K7,
Thanks for the advice. I'll try that when I get a chance. Meanwhile, looks like I'm replacing a serpentine belt this weekend...
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