Window winder
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Owd Twat

Original Poster:

260 posts

256 months

Saturday 24th February 2007
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confusedI'm hoping you're about Joust! Been sorting a few bits and pieces out(bulbs on dash, horn) and so far so good. However, I've got a passenger window that won't fully wind up - followed your instructions and have removed door trim. I can't see what is causing the problem. There is a stop on the curved arm (toothed) inside the door that prevents the winder handle cogs raising it any further. Any ideas/info gratefully accepted. It's a GTO3, 52 plate.

Cheers, Bernie

joust

14,622 posts

288 months

Sunday 25th February 2007
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Just got back from Skiing.

Could you take a picture of the door sans trim of what you think is stopping it and post it up here and I, along with the other regular tinkerers, will have a butchers?

J

Owd Twat

Original Poster:

260 posts

256 months

Sunday 25th February 2007
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Cheers, Joust - thanks for responding. I've pulled the window back up to get round the problem temporarily and refitted the trim. Needed to drive it today and screws etc. tend to get lost. I'll perhaps get it apart again next weekend. By the way, only had to release 3 @ wing nuts / washers. The 4th one (and furthest in) does not fix onto the inner door skin (thank God!) Can't imagine any one having skinny/long enough arms to get at it. Watch this space. Cheers, Bernie

joust

14,622 posts

288 months

Sunday 25th February 2007
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OK - get us a piccie when you can and we'll see if we can spot anything amis.

You are lucky - all 4 were on in mine and hence the brusies as shown in the piccies!

J