Calling all CLEVER people! Car window stuck all the way down...and it just started thundering. Tips on getting it up?
No, putting the car under covered parking is not an option
UPDATE:
Weeelllll...You guys had some awesome responses- Thank you! But...Um. As it turns out *nervous giggle* the "Child" Lock isn't just for children... *head down and kicking gravel*
18 Answers to "Calling all CLEVER people! Car window stuck all the way down...and it just started thundering. Tips on getting it up?"
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Viagra's rumored to get things up.
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Str!p Tease ?
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Hustler magazine...and vaseline.
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Get a bin bag and place it over the open door then close the door trapping the bag into position.
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Thanks ob1kenobe!
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Have you tried fondling?
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Plastic wrap. Alluminum foil. Lots of tape. Plyers.
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Thanks...what's the foil for? Or do I not want to know.... lol
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For the weed. Jk.
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ya know, removing the inner door panel isn't as tuff as it looks. Fasteners/screws/clamps can easily be found if you look closely enough....On the other hand....you could take it to a body shop and they'd probably fix it for ya cheapo, like a $100. or so..depending on if you need a new regulator
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Awesome! Thanks SunKissed!!
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put something over your window
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Put it in the garage until the rain ends, or take it to an inside parking garage at a shopping mall etc.
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Check you fuses, The one that controls that motor may have blown. If all else fails use a shower curtain and some duct tape to keep the rain out.
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Thanks Hal! When all else fails- duct tape! :)
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Not sure it will work, but get some kitchen tongs, wrap some sort of tape or something around the ends (to give it grip) and pull the window up then stick something between the window and the edge of the car/window fr
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Interesting...I might give that a shot if Intangible's key trick doesn't work. Very creative, inkognito!
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lol tyvm. I had to think quick and it's the best I could come up with in a pinch! :)
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well I'd make sure it's going to stay dry first. So if it's going to rain, I'd get duct tape and some plastic. Then I'd search on google, you might get some more legitimate answers than what you might get on here sometimes.... http://bit.ly/UOYMrf
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Uh oh....better just get an umbrella:)
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read the owners manual, there could be a bad fuse, or something is wedged in there
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Sounds like you need a new motor if it's a power window-I just went through that a few weeks ago yuck
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Call 1-800-windowfluffer
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turn the power on and wind it up?
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My hero!! Why didn't I think of that?! ...*eye roll* ;)
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Best Answer (Chosen By Asker):
Posted by IntangibleAsset Nov 18th, 2012 at 7:46PM
Did you try putting the key in the outside lock to roll up the window? If you turn the key in the up postion and hold it it will roll up the window. Probably already knew this but figured i would throw it in. Other than that you would need to get the cover off the inside of the window to get access to the mechanism that attaches to the motor.
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Reply by waywardme Nov 18th, 2012 at 11:24PM
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