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Window attaching hardware is damaged or worn

The windows are attached to the window regulator with one or more clips or other securing devices. If these are damaged or worn, the window can sound or feel loose within the door. While the window is up, the window frame may keep the window secure so that the problem doesn't persist. However, when the window is down, it is not supported by the frame. Damaged or worn attaching hardware will not secure the window, and it may rattle or move within the door.

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Windows Sound Loose

A loose sounding window generally indicates a problem with either the track, regulator, or attaching hardware. The hardware holds the window to the parts that move it. If the hardware is damaged or worn, the hold on the window will be lessened. This can cause the window to shift and move in various positions, depending on the damage or wear.

This article was last edited on July 14th, 2010 at 12:37 PM
Category: Interior and Accessories