Tag: car glass

If a car window is damaged beyond repair, or if you want to use higher-performance glass, you can remove the old glass and replace it with a new one without affecting the car’s performance. Replacing a car window is not difficult. First, remove the door trim panel, then remove the glass fixing bolts, remove the old glass, clean out any glass shards from the inside of the window, and then install the new glass. Let’s learn how to replace a car window.

During daily driving, you may encounter minor issues such as windows failing to roll up or down. If only part of the window is stuck, it might be due to a deformed or damaged glass rail, or loose screws securing the window regulator causing the glass to jam. If all windows fail to roll up or down, it could be due to a faulty window regulator motor, a malfunctioning overheat protection device, or a faulty or poorly connected relay. In this case, you will need to take your vehicle to a repair shop for inspection. Next, we will discuss what to do if your car windows fail to roll up or down.