1999 Eclipse driver side window

Asked by InkedWolf Feb 20, 2012 at 01:49 AM about the 1999 Mitsubishi Eclipse

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I have a 1999 Mitsubishi Eclipse & my driver side will not roll down. Part of it wants to go
down. Is there anyway to fix this without taking the entire door apart?? I only have a few
hrs to try & get this fixed before I gotta be at wrk. I already have the door panel off but I
just couldn't seem to get the window to roll down. Its none power window??? Please help if
you can I have no money to take it down to a shop I live n AZ so I need the window to be
able to go down.. text me the answer @ (480)261-6084 r email me @
LeroyEWallaceJR@Gmail.com thks

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Wesley answered 12 years ago

Its probably just off track. you should be able to get to it with just the door panel being off.

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InkedWolf answered 12 years ago

Actually I'm not able to I can c the tracks but it's not sliding up r down the track. I tried for about 4 hrs but I did notice that one of the bolts that hole the window onto the track is kinda loose

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