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Windows don't seal into roof correctly

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marc_thespark

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So i have bought a cab carrera s which seems to make a lot of noise with the top up at speed. From what i can see the windows are not sitting into the roof correctly as when outside i can see the top of the glass. Can anyone shed any light on this?

Marc
 
It could be door alignment? I had a similar thing on mine where the door wasnt quite hung correctly which meant angles were incorrect. Tell-tale sign for me was a more metallic sound when shutting that particular door (it was striking wrong part of the door) and the gap above window was uneven.
 
The window is adjustable , if you can see the top of the glass , door shut and window raised then its definetly not right .

I take it the window drops when door opened and closes when door is shut ok ?

EDIT

Just a thought but try lowering the window all the way , release the button then hold it in the down position for 10 seconds , do the same in the up position .. its just possible the window has not correctly learned its end positions .. this will teach it .
 
Demort said:
this will teach it .
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Yeah, bloody windows... they don't know they're born these days :grin:
 
TonyC911 said:
Demort said:
this will teach it .
Click to expand...

Yeah, bloody windows... they don't know they're born these days :grin:
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Probably best to give it a stern talking to and a damn good thrashing just to make sure :coat:
 
kurlykris said:
TonyC911 said:
Demort said:
this will teach it .
Click to expand...

Yeah, bloody windows... they don't know they're born these days :grin:
Click to expand...

Probably best to give it a stern talking to and a damn good thrashing just to make sure :coat:
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:floor: :thumb:

I really must learn to use more appropriate words :D
 
Demort said:
The window is adjustable , if you can see the top of the glass , door shut and window raised then its definetly not right .

I take it the window drops when door opened and closes when door is shut ok ?

EDIT

Just a thought but try lowering the window all the way , release the button then hold it in the down position for 10 seconds , do the same in the up position .. its just possible the window has not correctly learned its end positions .. this will teach it .
Click to expand...

I'm about to go and have a serious word with my 911 about it' windows and will report back :grin:
 
From what i can tell the issue is solved although the car is wedged in my garage by 2 other vehicles so will have to take it out tonight and road test it.
 
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