RyanS2000

When I go to put my soft top down the passenger window always rolls down all the way, but sometimes the drivers side window only goes half way down and I have to put it down the rest of the way myself. Other times it goes all the way down. Is there something I'm missing? Why would it do this? I never have any problems putting the window down normally.

I bought this car used a couple weeks ago. It's a 2002 and only had 4100 miles on it when I bought it. Mint condition otherwise.

JonasM

There's a TSB out on this. They replace the window regulator in the driver's side door - the updated part fixes this once and for all. Check with your dealer - they MAY do this for nothing. I don't think they're required to do it for free if it's out of warranty, though.

JonasM

NNY S2k

Dealer replaced mine in 2003 under warranty. Has worked fine since.

RyanS2000

Well, I purchased an additonal 3yr/60,000 mile warranty from GE, but that has a $200 deductible. The car should still be under manufacturer warranty until like Aug though, so that should work right? Do you have a link to this TSB so I could take a look at it?

Thanks for the help, BTW.

Rickjames

If it is still under factory warranty, I would definately go ahead and find out all the tsb's and go ahead and have them done before your car goes out of warranty. There's a list around here somewhere.....

JonasM

https://www.s2ki.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=275210

Print it out and take it to your dealer. Call them first to make sure they have the part in stock (they should).

Good luck!

JonasM

Unit-X

GE? Is that a credit union? Any kind of extended service contracts provided from anything other than a dealership is not a very good buy. There is a ton of stuff that they do not cover and they are generally priced only a few hundred below what honda offers and you can get 7yr/100k warranty bumper to bumper, all the AAA coverages included, and a lower deductable. I know this is off topic but i suggest you look into it if its not too late to cancel the extended warranty you purchased which shouldnt be a problem since you are still under manufacturers warranty although I am not sure because a lot of these aftermarket warranties are crooks.

RyanS2000

[QUOTE=Unit-X,Apr 22 2005, 01:03 PM] GE? Is that a credit union? Any kind of extended service contracts

RyanS2000

It says I do not have permission to view that topic?

JonasM

Sorry - I guess you need to be a member to view the Library.

It's OK - just call your dealer. They should know about it. Its TSB 01-008 last updated 4/29/2003.

(Or, become a memer. This site is well worth the small membership fee).

JonasM