Most door panels have screws located underneath the door armrest. Look carefully and find them all. Remove door handle; look for hidden screws or clips. Next carefully pull at the bottom of the panel to release the plastic clips. I usually use a flat blade screwdriver to gently pry with. Be sure to keep watching underneath looking up to make sure that the panel is releasing and to make sure you did not miss any screws. Keep track of all clips, screws, etc. Make sure that the glide button is not worn on your window track as this could be why the window came off in the first place. there is a recall on this for the window regulators call the dealer. <incorrect. A now expired warranty extension was added for this problem. It expired in 2007.
It is not that easy, but doable. 1) Remove door skin. Look for the screws at bottom of skin, remove. Pull skin loose and slide upward. Reach behind and unplug wires and release door latch cable. 2) Remove all the Torx screws holding the black plate on and remove screws holding the winch the window handle turns. 3) Pull the black sheet metal piece loose (it is glued with a silicone type adhesive). Go gently as the metal bends easily. 4) Pull all the loose and broken stuff from your regulator out. 5) Adjust window by hand to reveal clamps attached to window through the holes (about 2" in diameter") cut in the black plate. 6) Remove the black plate. (I leave mine attached to the door lock and swing it out of the way rather than messing with the door latch mechanism. There will be plenty of room to get the new regulator in) 7) Install new regulator. The clips that slide up and down will snap on when they are at the top of the rail. Snap them on and then install the winch back. Reinstall the clips to the window and tighten the screw that clamps the clip to the window. 8) Reinstall the black sheet metal plate, reset all your screws and start reattaching all your wires. They each only go one way. 9) Reinstall door latch cable, reinstall door skin, put crank handle back on.....go driving!
Window regulator controls the up and down motions of your car window. Both electric and manual windows have a window regulator. Not the easiest part to replace, but once you dissembled the door panel it should be fairly simple to replace.
Need instructions on how to replace a manual window regulator on drivers side on 1995 saturn
You can tell if your window regulator is broken on a Volkswagen Beetle when you hear a big clunk as it goes down.
HOW DO I REPLACE WINDOW REGULATOR MOTOR ON PASSENGER SIDE WINDOW
If it's a window that drops open or a manual/electric window that wont wind down or up, you need to replace your window regulator - about £25 second hand to replace.
I really need to know whats wrong with it, what dosent it do. Most likely you need to replace the window regulator.
Follow the instructions on the link below. If you take your time and have patience, it isn't too bad. http://www.denlorstools.com/autoblog/2008/10/new-beetle-quarter-window-replacement-auto-tools/
I found having a repair manual specifically for your make/model/year a great start. I'm in the same boat and this is what I have found out and will be doing next weekend. First, I had the a screw placed in the regulator to keep the window up until I am able to replace the window regulator. The regulator comes complete with the motor, so what I will do is remove the current regulator have a friend holding up the window has I am doing this so I wont have to remove the window (to skip a step), then just attach the new regulator in the same place as the original.
When replacing the regulator on a 2006 Ford Fusion, you need to follow the instruction on the manual so as to be able to replace the actuator on a 2006 Ford Focus with power window.
Its not as hard as it sounds, but you have to take off the door panel first. Then you loosen the bolts for the window regulator. Then its just working the winow and out. On my 73 super beetle, I fond it easier to remove the small vent window also.
if manual, window regulator. if electric, check fuses, window switch, window motor, window regulator.
To replace the car window on the driver side you will need to follow the following steps. 1. Disconnect the car battery if the window has automatic controls. 2. Remove the window trim and disconnect the window from manual or automatic controls. 3. Unbolt the regulator that holds the glass and remove the glass. 4. Replace the glass and reattach the regulator, controls and trim.