it could be the antenna that is fed down the a-pillar. I couldn't figure out why mine was leaking, i couldn't get it to leak when I put the hose anywhere on the windshield. It wasn't until I tried the roof, and the water was running over the base of the antenna that it started coming inside. Definitely not the window.
Perhaps the antenna wire needs to be looped inside the frame so water runs off in there, because it's running along the cable into the car and dripping on the drivers side floor. It was quite the ordeal to put that new antenna in in the first place, and after spending some time up side down trying to fix the water issue I gave up and caulked the antenna to the roof.
1994 Honda Civic DX 2door (coupe) has a fuel pump located on the fuel tank. Under the backseat on the drivers side. Fuel pump is located under the backseat on the drivers side. On top of the fuel tank.
Replace the window regulator.
The backseat is held on by mounting bolts. Removing the bolts will allow the backseat to pop off of the 1999 Honda Civic. Installation requires to mount the seats correctly.
a fault. it's just broken.
Good question, I have a 98 and my drivers window will not work at all, and I can roll the rest up and down, but not the rear drivers, I can roll it down but you have to roll it up from the back seat.
Behind the backseat.
There is a control power pack located in the drivers door panel which overtime needs to be removed and then re-soldiered to fix a cold soldier joints on the circuit board. This will fix the drivers window from sometime not opening.
no cause they are different years, model changed.
The rubber is dry; use a silicone based lube roll windows all the way down and spray all the rubber that guides the window up and down
the normal battery is under the hood, but the batteries for the IMA are behind the backseat.
no
Break the window with an iron wrench.