2ltrcominsoon
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as above really and were abouts are they? i have been told if i can adjust it my window wont keep going down because of the wind deflectors.
not sure how true this is but i would like to try it if at all possible, its only my passenger side, the drivers side is perfect.
cheers chris 
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Terry12
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My Corsa has no problems with the deflectors at all.
Try adjusting the running bar that the window runs on, It's bolted to the do with 2 bolts.
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2ltrcominsoon
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well i noticed i can stop the passenger window loads easier than the drivers side one. it can be moved 1 or 2cm if the window is half way up if you pull the window itself. not sure if this would make a difference. how do i adjust the running bar?
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Terry12
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Take door card off, Somewhere under the interior door handle is 2 bolts, Think they're 10 or 13mm. On the inside of the door is a bar that the window runs in, These 2 bolts hold this to the door.
Loosen the bolts off and move the bar as required then retighten the bolts.
It's just trial and error until it operates right.
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2ltrcominsoon
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i will go and have a look now, cheers mate.
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2ltrcominsoon
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well it appears to have sorted it cheers terry. still got to test it on the move but its blocked in at the minute so that can wait till weekend.
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Terry12
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Fingers crossed matey
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Gareth F
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My sport has automatically adjusting window sensors.
All you have to do is put the window down then tap the window button untill it is fully closed then hold the close window button down untill you hear clicking inside the door. do that a few times and the window will recognise where is has to stop. Came back down twice in the first few days but now goes up every time.
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john_c20xe
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quote:
Originally posted by munk3yrac3r
My sport has automatically adjusting window sensors.
All you have to do is put the window down then tap the window button untill it is fully closed then hold the close window button down untill you hear clicking inside the door. do that a few times and the window will recognise where is has to stop. Came back down twice in the first few days but now goes up every time.
thats just to configure the 'one touch' mate.
get some dry lube and spray all the window rubbers, the window will go up alot faster if you do that, plus the motor wont send the window back the otherway when it hits a sticky spot on the rubber
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Gareth F
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^ gotcha
Dunno why its sorted the coming back down issue tho lol.
I used WD40 on my window seals and it worked a treat 
[Edited on 09-04-2009 by munk3yrac3r]
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Terry12
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I always use silicone grease on the rubbers. Works a treat.
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