to buy a track or not to...
#1
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my driver side window track is broken and it rolls up and down. but when i'm on the highway when its almost fully closed, it gets stuck and then i have to take my hand off the wheel and to the window and push out and roll up....in a little over a week i'll be going down to the Blue Ridge Mountians (Asheville-Hendersonville-Saluda) area to visit friends. so i'm trying to figure out if i should fix the window track or not.
pro: safer.
con: money.
so idk. i know it sounds stupid but i dont know.
pro: safer.
con: money.
so idk. i know it sounds stupid but i dont know.
#2
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my window track isn't broken and thats how it acts, lol
seriously. if my windows are down in town at 25mph - then i get on the highway and go 70 my phone rings. I go to put the windows up and it gets all hung up. sometimes i forget and my doors wont open because of it. or sometimes unless i put pressure on teh window while its going up - it wont go up.
i think not having the door frame go past the windows looks cool - but wasnt a good mix with the neons already problematic window setup.
seriously. if my windows are down in town at 25mph - then i get on the highway and go 70 my phone rings. I go to put the windows up and it gets all hung up. sometimes i forget and my doors wont open because of it. or sometimes unless i put pressure on teh window while its going up - it wont go up.
i think not having the door frame go past the windows looks cool - but wasnt a good mix with the neons already problematic window setup.
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oh gotta love Neons lol. i know my track is broken for sure. when i got it last year i took out the glass and while taking it out, half of the plastic holding the glass in was broken, missing bolts, and didn't want to stay on the track. so i just jerry-rigged it and it worked for like 3 months. then it broke.