tby0090

i have a 98 mitsubishi eclipse gs

i went to the shop today b/c my window has not been closing all the way, i thought it didn't close b/c it wasn't aligned , well he got it to roll up all the way, but the window is up set at end so like rain/water comes through, do you guys know any fixes? ( i have no clue what bolts need to be turned)

he also said something a bout a window regulator stopper (which i never heard off) he also said i need a new regulator, but if if mine works do i need one?
and if i do, should i get one with a motor or not? my motor is obviously still working...

here is what i mean:

tby0090

anybody?

maurice24

ur window is off track, just like mines is...
u should just open the door panel and look thru and see how u can fix it thats what i did lol
look on a forums that specializes in eclipses and ask them about this

HEISENBERG

Just take the door panel off and check that the window is inside the track when you roll it up. If it's not, it will not close properly and you will have a gap between the seal and glass.

tby0090

does anybody know which screws adjust it going in and out?

HEISENBERG

There are no screws to adjust. The only screws are at the bottom of the window where the glass and "bracket" come together. There should be 2-3 bolts holding the window there. Everything else works by rubber seals on each end of the window inside the door. Those keep the window aligned when you roll it up or down.

Its Chey

There actually are adjustments. Whenever you have no window frame to roll up into, there are adjustments. The adjustments are normally for fitting the window to the body since there is no frame work. There are several adjustments. Mostly for in and out. The in and out are at the bottom. You have "stops" that keep the glass from coming to high. Those stops will be near the top at the front and rear of the door. You're going to have to play with these adjustments since you aren't accustomed to working with them. I'm sure you can do it. Also, if you hear a grinding sound......you do need a regulator. That is the cable binding up as it has frayed. This only applies if I am remebering correctly and it is a cable regulator not a scissor arm.
Let me know if you have anymore questions.

tby0090

will anybody take a look at it for me? adjust it/replace it which ever one has to be done, i'll pay you $60. please help me out! lol, just be in the richmond area, i'll come to you!

MICK LVN

IT IS MINE! NOT MINES! FUUUUUUU

maurice24

lol, chill out