Is there anyway to make the rear windows roll all the way down?

Your rear passenger seat windows on the Ford Explorer do not go all the way down for the protection of the children that might be sitting in the rear seats

it is not an ez task. if you are good at fabrication you can get front window tracks at the junkyard and cut up the back doors to make them work. i have installed electric in mine and after two days of fabrication my rear windows go down all the way.

I believe you should take off the door entirely. The rear window rolls down and it takes the shape of the door and how it wraps around the rear wheel. Use a screw driver to tilt the windows up until it gets removed.

They may not go all the way down due to the curvature of the car door.

You don't. Like most rear windows on four door vehicles this is the case. Since the rear doors conform to the rear wheel well, the window does not have room in the door to go down all the way.

No, the Mark IV was the last 2 door Mark to have rear windows that rolled down, or back actually. The Mark III and Mark IV rear windolws went backwards into the roof rather than down into the the quarter panel.

safety reasons for kids

Car stereo antenna is embedded into the rear left window. If you find windows with ventilation, make sure they have the antenna.

If the windows don't go all the way down, it is likely they are designed that way because of the shape of the door and can not be fixed.

I noticed mine in the rear side windows. Its just a little stirp inside of the windows and kind of hard to tell with dark tint. Not the rear hatch window but the very rear side windows. right down the center of the glass.

check to see if anything is stopping the windows from going up. i would try having the top and windows up them lower the top to see if it's possible. i have known people who when they put the top down had to have the rear windows down also. this was on a mustang though. otherwise i would call a dealership and check with them to see if they have any answer. hope this helps. Perhaps I wasn't clear in asking the question origionally, The rear windows go up and down just fine, when the roof is opened and closed, but there appear to be no controls to operate the windows seperately and hence I was wondering if there was any easy way to access the motors for the windows to allow me to add controls so they could be operated seperately, though it appears that there is not space for the window to open while the roof is closed. Both back side windows are geared to the convertible top mechanism. When you let the top down the windows go down with it. When you put the top up the the windows go up. There is now way to operate them seperately from the top. Anyway you look like you are riding around in a fish bowl with the side windows up on a convertible. Let the windows all down with the top and get the full convertible experience.

They don't go all the way down. You could break them?!

The rear window frame is shortened because of the wheel well, to get a full roll down I believe only the suburbans have that capability.I have a 95 Tahoe has the same half roll situation.

You need to replace the motor

I do not believe there is a way.

You can't (wheel arch is in the way)

how do you open the rear side windows on a ford expedition

There is no safety lock on the rear windows. They roll down that far for reason. The wheel well is in the way.

The motors on the rear quarter windows are unreliable.. same thing happened to my lebaron. you have to push them down and move it back and forth. but be careful as to not break it or put too much pressure on it. That worked for me.

http://www.autoglassonwheels.com/?gclid=CKy05OfJ9J0CFY915QodqzdXJA, are replacing classic windshields and rear windows

If it stops just a bit, then it's all the way it can go. If it goes all the way down, then you have it!

If you're talking about the rear side windows, you take the hardtop off. If you're talking about the front windows, you use the crank on the door. u don't. u take them off.

why am i having trouble with the electric window,s on our toyota surf especially on the rear window

The new Honda Odyssey has more windows to allow rear passengers a better view. It is also wider, giving more interior room. The Odyssey has a much better gas mileage and the rear seats fold down to make moving things easier.

press the button in the "down" direction on either the door that contains the window, or the driver's door if your year has that option. :P