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window wont go up or down anymore

switch makes the clicking sound so it isnt the motor

so i reckon its the relay

shit thing is the window is stuck down not up so i cant park it in public places

is there a way i can manually make it go up ?

or can someone lend me their relay from their car for 20 secs to wind my window up.

this is so annoying

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tried that

the window motor is really hot

so i unplugged that

today we unbolted some stuff and managed to get the glass up but the motor and x mechanism is upside down hanging somewhere at the bottom of the door

we held up the glass with cable ties and a plank of wood lol.

oh well at least its up and i can park in public places now

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hehe.. so you got it pretty much up, and following my classy suggestion of a plank of wood i see underneath :D Did my suggestion of how it work help?? good work, but hopefully you can get it fixed properly some time.

Cable ties are worlds best invention. Managed to secure the side of my front bar after a screw popped out the other night during a hardcore mountain run! held up the whole way. Is there anything they can't do?? Vote #1 for cable tie!!

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Cable ties are worlds best invention. Managed to secure the side of my front bar after a screw popped out the other night during a hardcore mountain run! held up the whole way. Is there anything they can't do?? Vote #1 for cable tie!!

man i agree wholy!

cable ties are the worlds best invention. been saying it all the time to my friends. Nothing beats a good cable tie.

have u tried using double cable ties or triple cable ties? when u connect two together cos its not long enough. man the possibilities are endless.

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