Milky

I know that my passenger window is off the track and in at least one place its bent, but I'm thinking this might be a job for the ford dealership to handle.. Can anyone give me advice as to what to do?

92GT5spd

As you probably already know, the dealership will charge an arm and 2 legs for that.
Try calling an auto glass place. They will usually do it for under $100.

Milky

I will keep do that, im sure its worth the 100 bucks top get it done

92hatchLX

There's an easier way, take off your door panel, remove the plastic cover that is behind that and if I'm right, there should be two arms that hold on to the bottom of your window, see if they are bolted on or not. If not the bolt will be laying around somewhere in the door, fish it out and put it back in.

nyghtcrawler

Yeah, I would definetly try to fix it yourself first or at least take the panel off to get a look. Might be something that wont cost you an arm and a leg or $100 cuz if you can do it = FREE!!

settled4automatic

is it a power window or a manual?? if its a power window, then its possible that the cables have stretched out, causing the window to go of course. i've worked in a shop for a while, that's a common complaint on GM cars for sure :P

nyghtcrawler

damn, didnt even think about that

Milky

Yes its an automatic window... it still is on track when the window is down at the bottom but after 3 or 4 inches you have to help pull the window up/down while holding the button either way. Everything is bolted in right, somethings must have stretched or moved.

settled4automatic

i've never had a mustang door apart, but it can't be THAT bad. I would go ahead and take the inner door panel off and start peeking around. Then, if you can't figure it out, or don't feel up to it, just take it to a shop.

Milky

Well ive replaced several window motors and its an easy job, but i can't see enough of the track system now get my arms in there to do much good. Ill have to take a look again..