Window Rattle?
06-23-2003, 06:56 AM
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Window Rattle?
I know integras are known for their window rattle when the window is not rolled all the way up or down. They also have an annoying hatch rattle, which was fixed with electrical tape. But has anyone removed their door panels and tried to fix the window rattle? I'm just curious as to what everyone else has tried and whether its worked. Let me know. Thanks. Pics and links appreciated.
06-24-2003, 12:16 PM
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window rattle...iono bout teg's...but i know for 4th gen accords...the rattle is b/c there's this rubber like lining/guide thingy inside the door panel...it runs vertical on the side...so that when the window goes down it guides it...as far as i know honda people didn't make our cars w/ a way to keep that strip in good...so it falls out a lot...and then the window rattles...maybe i'll take a crack at fixing mine when i get time
06-25-2003, 03:33 AM
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It's what uclaccord said. It's just a rubber lining that holds the window inplace on a track inside the door pannel. Read about it before, they took apart the door and used rubber cement to glue it back on. I should be working on thet soon. I'll try to find the link again
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07-04-2003, 02:28 PM
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aggreed i also red that here somewhere, but mine seems to do it the worst when the window is just cracked, say a couple of inch's? cant really figure out why it would rattle then and not when all the way down if it was the liner/insulation?
03-31-2005, 01:36 PM
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I need this part
I have 190k on my 95LS and I have this window rattle. I took the door apart to work on the felt piece and voila! its not even there.
Where can I order this / buy from someone / trade something.
Where can I order this / buy from someone / trade something.
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Try to find a service manual that details adjusting the window and channels. Here's the gist though:
1. Remove door panel.
2. Roll window all the way up.
3. loosen the 2 bolts holding the window to the regulator, then loosen the three bolts holding the regulator to the door.
4. Push the window up and back (for front window) or up and forward (for back window).
5. Tighten the 5 bolts you just loosened.
6. Roll the window all the way down.
7. Loosen the two main bolts holding the front channel (or rear channel for the back window), and press the channel flush against the glass.
8. Tighten channel bolts.
9. Roll window all the way up and check for gaps. Make sure the window is flush. You can even spray it with a hose to see if any water gets in.
10. While you've got the door panel off, I would clean and lube the channels with silicon spray.
Your windows should be nice and smooth now.
1. Remove door panel.
2. Roll window all the way up.
3. loosen the 2 bolts holding the window to the regulator, then loosen the three bolts holding the regulator to the door.
4. Push the window up and back (for front window) or up and forward (for back window).
5. Tighten the 5 bolts you just loosened.
6. Roll the window all the way down.
7. Loosen the two main bolts holding the front channel (or rear channel for the back window), and press the channel flush against the glass.
8. Tighten channel bolts.
9. Roll window all the way up and check for gaps. Make sure the window is flush. You can even spray it with a hose to see if any water gets in.
10. While you've got the door panel off, I would clean and lube the channels with silicon spray.
Your windows should be nice and smooth now.
