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Okay my window feels like it has some bolts lose and I just got my windows retinted today.
How do I go about fixing this and will I have to remove the complete door panel and can the bolts or whatever thats missing be bought at a local hardware store like autozone
you might have to take your doorpanel off, but roll your window all the way down, push the black stuff apart to look down in there to see if the two mounts on the doorpanel that push against your window are still there. i know after my car was tinted one of them was gone, made my window loose, and damaged my tint slightly from shutting and closing my door with my window down
oh my bad, actually if one of them are gone i just ended up putting this weird soft material i found in my garage to keep it pressed so its not as loose
Not much going on, replaced my Kenwood double din stereo with a Pioneer double din, the Kenwood had problems. Then replaced my power inverter for my reverse...
2 weeks ago
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