sneaky7980

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Glad it helped. Next project i'm working on is substituting the motor for a more durable version....

Beaflag VonRathburg

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I'm going to have to do this to my 95. The whistling sound from the passenger's side is driving me insane. I'm going to do the window motors at the same time.

95TransAm_ToM

I think i have a regulator problem with my 95 TA, it seals at the top of the Drivers side window but not on the back side of the window like this- Dummy proofed it

95TransAm_ToM

theres like a 1/2 inch gap between the window and the weather striping, this pic isnt my car.

gotspeed13

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Mine is doing the exact same thing. I'm going to have to read this write up so I can get it adjusted.

sneaky7980

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Read through the write up and check out the pics. A little experimenting and you should be able to fix it.

Make sure your brush assemblies are still intact. They tend to break over time and you'd be surprised at how much they affect your seal. Also keep in mind that when adjusting your regulator, that sometimes moving some bolts in the direction contrary to to what common sense would tell you, will fix your problem. All i can say is go slow and adjust one thing at a time!

Good luck!

95TransAm_ToM

thanks dudes

goat-ee

I didn't see any suggestions for this problem. What needs adjustment for this?

sneaky7980

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It looks like your outer door skin is starting to come un glued. I had a 94 (same color even) that did the same thing. If you look at where the door skin meets with the door body, you see where it has separated along the top of the vertical edge.

lmk what you find...

sneaky7980

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forgot something. If your door skin comes loose, the rubber weather stripping on the door that rubs against the outer side of the window will not hold your glass as tightly against the body when the door is closed.

goat-ee

I just looked that's exactly what it's doing, in fact both doors are separating, what do you do about that?!??! Can it be re-glued or something? A huge PITA?

sneaky7980

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I never fixed mine, i just sold the car. Iwould imagine it's just apply glue, press together and wait. The only thing that could be an issue is if the adhesive requires all the old stuff to be removed. That could be a little tricky.

Post up your problem in the paint and body work section and im sure you'll get the info you need!

mrhzk35404

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Just wanted to bump a good thread.

PhantomR/T

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maybe now mine can stop leaking from the corner at the rear of the driver's side window. I'm sick of water in my damn car

mrhzk35404

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I think this thread is sticky worthy.

baldwintpenguin

i'm bumping this thread, I think this might just save me alot of frustration tomorrow

sneaky7980

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Hope it helps, it's getting that time of year for for some window problems again! I've got another one going out myself.

strikeone

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thanks a ton for the write up sneaky7980 - it worked to perfection.

I spent 10 minutes disassembling the door panel, and then - BAM! Adjusting bolts D and E, the window snugs up right up where its supposed to be. thanks again.

sneaky7980

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Glad to help. Now install my headers and we're even! :

sneaky7980

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Its' that time of year where the rubber trim gets a little stiff. Keep that in mind if your having seal problems.