A6 - Window regulator scratching glass
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A6 - Window regulator scratching glass
The car is a 1996 model year A6. There is a vertical scratch going
about halfway up the outside of the driver's side front window, which
is presumably caused by either the electric regulator or something
else deep down in the recesses of the door. Are there any quick fixes
to stop this getting worse or is dismantling the door the only
solution?
about halfway up the outside of the driver's side front window, which
is presumably caused by either the electric regulator or something
else deep down in the recesses of the door. Are there any quick fixes
to stop this getting worse or is dismantling the door the only
solution?
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Re: A6 - Window regulator scratching glass
John Prendergast wrote:
> The car is a 1996 model year A6. There is a vertical scratch going
> about halfway up the outside of the driver's side front window, which
> is presumably caused by either the electric regulator or something
> else deep down in the recesses of the door. Are there any quick fixes
> to stop this getting worse or is dismantling the door the only
> solution?
>
The only quick fix is don't wind the window down
.
Seriously, you could check the rubber strips on the door edge in case
there's anything stuck there.
> The car is a 1996 model year A6. There is a vertical scratch going
> about halfway up the outside of the driver's side front window, which
> is presumably caused by either the electric regulator or something
> else deep down in the recesses of the door. Are there any quick fixes
> to stop this getting worse or is dismantling the door the only
> solution?
>
The only quick fix is don't wind the window down
.Seriously, you could check the rubber strips on the door edge in case
there's anything stuck there.
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Re: A6 - Window regulator scratching glass
John Prendergast wrote:
> The car is a 1996 model year A6. There is a vertical scratch going
> about halfway up the outside of the driver's side front window, which
> is presumably caused by either the electric regulator or something
> else deep down in the recesses of the door. Are there any quick fixes
> to stop this getting worse or is dismantling the door the only
> solution?
>
The only quick fix is don't wind the window down.
Seriously, you could check the rubber strips on the door edge in case
there's anything stuck there.
> The car is a 1996 model year A6. There is a vertical scratch going
> about halfway up the outside of the driver's side front window, which
> is presumably caused by either the electric regulator or something
> else deep down in the recesses of the door. Are there any quick fixes
> to stop this getting worse or is dismantling the door the only
> solution?
>
The only quick fix is don't wind the window down
.Seriously, you could check the rubber strips on the door edge in case
there's anything stuck there.
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Re: A6 - Window regulator scratching glass
On Tue, 14 Sep 2004 17:51:46 GMT, Chris Bartram
<news@delete.me.piglet-net.net> wrote:
>John Prendergast wrote:
>
>> The car is a 1996 model year A6. There is a vertical scratch going
>> about halfway up the outside of the driver's side front window, which
>> is presumably caused by either the electric regulator or something
>> else deep down in the recesses of the door. Are there any quick fixes
>> to stop this getting worse or is dismantling the door the only
>> solution?
>>
>The only quick fix is don't wind the window down.
>
>Seriously, you could check the rubber strips on the door edge in case
>there's anything stuck there.
The windows on the A6 seem to be real troublespots. My advice is also
don't use the window until you get it fixed. If you can figure out
how to get the door panel off without breaking anything please let me
know.
M.
<news@delete.me.piglet-net.net> wrote:
>John Prendergast wrote:
>
>> The car is a 1996 model year A6. There is a vertical scratch going
>> about halfway up the outside of the driver's side front window, which
>> is presumably caused by either the electric regulator or something
>> else deep down in the recesses of the door. Are there any quick fixes
>> to stop this getting worse or is dismantling the door the only
>> solution?
>>
>The only quick fix is don't wind the window down
.>
>Seriously, you could check the rubber strips on the door edge in case
>there's anything stuck there.
The windows on the A6 seem to be real troublespots. My advice is also
don't use the window until you get it fixed. If you can figure out
how to get the door panel off without breaking anything please let me
know.
M.
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Re: A6 - Window regulator scratching glass
On Tue, 14 Sep 2004 17:51:46 GMT, Chris Bartram
<news@delete.me.piglet-net.net> wrote:
>John Prendergast wrote:
>
>> The car is a 1996 model year A6. There is a vertical scratch going
>> about halfway up the outside of the driver's side front window, which
>> is presumably caused by either the electric regulator or something
>> else deep down in the recesses of the door. Are there any quick fixes
>> to stop this getting worse or is dismantling the door the only
>> solution?
>>
>The only quick fix is don't wind the window down.
>
>Seriously, you could check the rubber strips on the door edge in case
>there's anything stuck there.
The windows on the A6 seem to be real troublespots. My advice is also
don't use the window until you get it fixed. If you can figure out
how to get the door panel off without breaking anything please let me
know.
M.
<news@delete.me.piglet-net.net> wrote:
>John Prendergast wrote:
>
>> The car is a 1996 model year A6. There is a vertical scratch going
>> about halfway up the outside of the driver's side front window, which
>> is presumably caused by either the electric regulator or something
>> else deep down in the recesses of the door. Are there any quick fixes
>> to stop this getting worse or is dismantling the door the only
>> solution?
>>
>The only quick fix is don't wind the window down
.>
>Seriously, you could check the rubber strips on the door edge in case
>there's anything stuck there.
The windows on the A6 seem to be real troublespots. My advice is also
don't use the window until you get it fixed. If you can figure out
how to get the door panel off without breaking anything please let me
know.
M.
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