Electric Window Problem! on a Range rover

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Martin

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Hi,
I have a 1996 Range Rover DSE, when I pressed the electric window button
once to use the self closing function, the window went all the way to the
top then made a series of loud bangs. I have had the door panel off and it
has broken a couple of teeth of the winder mechanism (the scissor part).
The dashboard message centre keeps saying "Window Not Set" I have wound the
window fully down and then fully back up (the window bangs when I reach the
top because of missing teeth) but it still will not set. I was wondering
if I will need a new outstation or whether buying a new mechanism will solve
the problem.

Cheers Martin


 

Martin wrote:
> Hi,
> I have a 1996 Range Rover DSE, when I pressed the electric window button
> once to use the self closing function, the window went all the way to the
> top then made a series of loud bangs. I have had the door panel off and it
> has broken a couple of teeth of the winder mechanism (the scissor part).
> The dashboard message centre keeps saying "Window Not Set" I have wound the
> window fully down and then fully back up (the window bangs when I reach the
> top because of missing teeth) but it still will not set. I was wondering
> if I will need a new outstation or whether buying a new mechanism will solve
> the problem.
>
> Cheers Martin


Sounds like a new lift mechanism will sort it. I'm guessing you can't
set the closed and open positions as it won't fully close now, so the
computer is grumbling. You can still use it as is, if you can cope
with the beep, beep, window not set everytime you close it.

Alan C

 
Cheers for your help Alan!


Regards Martin


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>
> Martin wrote:
>> Hi,
>> I have a 1996 Range Rover DSE, when I pressed the electric window button
>> once to use the self closing function, the window went all the way to the
>> top then made a series of loud bangs. I have had the door panel off and
>> it
>> has broken a couple of teeth of the winder mechanism (the scissor part).
>> The dashboard message centre keeps saying "Window Not Set" I have wound
>> the
>> window fully down and then fully back up (the window bangs when I reach
>> the
>> top because of missing teeth) but it still will not set. I was
>> wondering
>> if I will need a new outstation or whether buying a new mechanism will
>> solve
>> the problem.
>>
>> Cheers Martin

>
> Sounds like a new lift mechanism will sort it. I'm guessing you can't
> set the closed and open positions as it won't fully close now, so the
> computer is grumbling. You can still use it as is, if you can cope
> with the beep, beep, window not set everytime you close it.
>
> Alan C
>



 

"Martin" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Cheers for your help Alan!
>
>
> Regards Martin
>
>
> <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
>>
>> Martin wrote:
>>> Hi,
>>> I have a 1996 Range Rover DSE, when I pressed the electric window button
>>> once to use the self closing function, the window went all the way to
>>> the
>>> top then made a series of loud bangs. I have had the door panel off and
>>> it
>>> has broken a couple of teeth of the winder mechanism (the scissor
>>> part).
>>> The dashboard message centre keeps saying "Window Not Set" I have wound
>>> the
>>> window fully down and then fully back up (the window bangs when I reach
>>> the
>>> top because of missing teeth) but it still will not set. I was
>>> wondering
>>> if I will need a new outstation or whether buying a new mechanism will
>>> solve
>>> the problem.
>>>
>>> Cheers Martin

>>
>> Sounds like a new lift mechanism will sort it. I'm guessing you can't
>> set the closed and open positions as it won't fully close now, so the
>> computer is grumbling. You can still use it as is, if you can cope
>> with the beep, beep, window not set everytime you close it.
>>
>> Alan C



had the same problem and the ratcheting of the cog on the mechinism soon
starts to eat into the cog and it ment there was a whistleing on motorways
from the window not being quite shut.... either a new mechinism £££££ or if
your any good with a mig set and file it is possible to patch up the
teeth... you will need to rivet the mechism back in aswell


 
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