Secondmessiah

ok, to get at the power window stuff (that im trying to fix) i need to remove this thin plastic sheet between the interior trim and the rest of the door, does it matter if i put this plastic part back? what does it do?

please help this is my daily driver

WonkoTheSane

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It's helpful to put it back in, it's a moisture gaurd to prevent some of the (inevitable) water that gets inside your door from getting to the cardboard/fabric/electronics on the inside of your door.

Secondmessiah

thank you

rick_tj

I actually just had that off last week. That stock adhesive is STICKY and even after 20 years, the clear paper stuff stuck right back to it.

Secondmessiah

yeah, amazingly the adhesive is still sticky and i could put my door back together
i didnt solve my window problem though

funny story: i found 20 year old duct tape on the air duct

DerangedHermit

I'm kinda curious what exactly the sticky stuff is. Anything that sticky after 20 years has 2 thumbs up in my book.

Mombodogs

What exactly is your window problem? Year, make etc? Know some things on how to fix !

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Secondmessiah

its an 87 turboii the window sometimes shakes when going down and sounds like the motor is really straining

Mombodogs

Start by cleaning out the tracks. Grease get nasty over the years, and they probably need to be cleaned and re-lubricated. Check to make sure the rollers aren't broken, and that the tracks haven't been bent in any way.

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