QuestionQUESTION: Every once in a while the drivers window on my 99 Dodge ram sticks at the top of the frame and then it slips out of the power track. What is the best way to keep this from happening? I thought that I fixed this the first time but it has happened again and its a nightmare to get to. Any suggestions?
ANSWER: give me some more info. It stick up top then just falls down? falls down when u use the power windows or just falls down with out any warning. Does it come out of both trax or just one side? was any body work done to it to change the pos of the trax?
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QUESTION: When I engage the power switch the trax moves the window stays put for a few seconds then starts to fall. At one time the Passengers bumber and fender area was damaged from a car clipping, dealer repaired. At the time I fixed the window I can't remeber if it was out of both or just one, aboout two years ago.
ANSWER: might need to have the door skin or door it self straightened then check for looseness int he trax itself.
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QUESTION: Think that the door might have got knocked out of alignment with the impact? Is there any diagrams to show how to remove the inside panels correctly (had a heck of a time the first time, didn't know right procedure)? Wish you were closer, I live in Dayton Ohio. I appreciate your quick responses.
AnswerFRONT DOOR TRIM PANEL
REMOVAL
Roll window down.
Remove window crank Window Crank - Typical , if equipped.
Remove screw attaching trim panel to outside mirror frame.
Remove screws attaching pull cup to door Door Trim Panel
Using a trim panel removal tool, disengage clips around perimeter of trim panel, attaching trim panel to door.
While holding bottom of trim panel away from door, simultaneously lift upward and inboard.
Disengage power mirror switch connector, if equipped.
Disengage power window/lock switch connectors from switch panel, if equipped Power Window/Lock Switch Panel
Separate trim panel from door
INSTALLATION
Engage power mirror switch connector, if equipped.
Engage power window/lock switch connectors to switch panel, if equipped.
Position trim panel on door.
Engage clips around perimeter of trim panel, attaching trim panel to door.
Install screws attaching pull cup to door.
Install screw attaching trim panel to outside mirror frame.
Install window crank, if equipped.
