Scooby Windows
#1
This must be a common problem cos my last two scoobys have suffered from the drivers window not going up properly.
Easy enough to fix but i just wondered whether anyone else has had this problem.
Easy enough to fix but i just wondered whether anyone else has had this problem.
#4
I have a problem with my drivers window - the automatic shut off doesnt work when lowering the window, it seems like it wants to come through the door.
Been told that there's a broken cog or something in there that just slipping past another when it gets to the bottom. I've not had the door apart yet so not had good look for myself.
If anyone else has had this problem - is it easy to fix? I've enquired at the local dealer, and it's going to be around the £200 mark, but for that kind of money I'm happy to stop the window myself...
Been told that there's a broken cog or something in there that just slipping past another when it gets to the bottom. I've not had the door apart yet so not had good look for myself.
If anyone else has had this problem - is it easy to fix? I've enquired at the local dealer, and it's going to be around the £200 mark, but for that kind of money I'm happy to stop the window myself...
#5
when driving fastish mine wont fully go up and they leak
what i do is drop the front by 1cm then drop a rear one, then put the front right up then put the rear one up
saves me slowing down
what i do is drop the front by 1cm then drop a rear one, then put the front right up then put the rear one up
saves me slowing down
#6
"I asked about this and was told it's something you have to put up with by the dealers. I have to open the door and then close the window to get it to fully close. Is there a fix?"
Simple fix: Remove your door panel and the polythene cover, there is one screw that secures part of the mechanism that brings the window down. So remove all the necessary then reconnect your window controls.
Look for one loose 8mm??? maybe 10mm bolt. Tighten if loose.
If, as it was one my first one, the bolt had come out completety (it was down inside the door). You need to line up the two holes and re-insert. The problem occurs when the window tries to come down too far and the bolt gets pushed against the metal part of the panel (making it loose or fall out). This may also be the reason the auto-stop mechanism doesnt work. If you need further help, let me know and ill post more in the tech section.
Simple fix: Remove your door panel and the polythene cover, there is one screw that secures part of the mechanism that brings the window down. So remove all the necessary then reconnect your window controls.
Look for one loose 8mm??? maybe 10mm bolt. Tighten if loose.
If, as it was one my first one, the bolt had come out completety (it was down inside the door). You need to line up the two holes and re-insert. The problem occurs when the window tries to come down too far and the bolt gets pushed against the metal part of the panel (making it loose or fall out). This may also be the reason the auto-stop mechanism doesnt work. If you need further help, let me know and ill post more in the tech section.
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#10
Everyone might like to know that there is another common fault with
the front windows on pre 2000 cars. You can get vertical scratches appearing on the window glass which is caused by a faulty bush within the mechanism, if the cars still under warrantee subaru will replace the glass and bush free of charge!
the front windows on pre 2000 cars. You can get vertical scratches appearing on the window glass which is caused by a faulty bush within the mechanism, if the cars still under warrantee subaru will replace the glass and bush free of charge!
#12
I wouldn't imagine that the bush is very expensive to buy, and if youv'e got a bit of noddle you can probably fit it yourself, the only bit to be careful with is removing the electric window switch fascia, it unhooks from the front and lifts up, at the other end is a stupid little plastic hook which will snap off if you lever it off the wrong way! Been there ****ed that!.........
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