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Unfortunately in my 2002 95 aero, I can no longer operate both the drivers side and passenger side windows due to seal issues. At first I replaced both of the door systems so the window could actually move up and down and that cost nearly $500 dollars. However, now that the window is fixed, they're both getting stuck on the seals which forces them to break the little plastic piece that operates the window up and down forcing it off the track and making it nose dive within my door. My question is, is it possible to replace the window seals yourself? I'm sure I'd be able to find them online, I would just rather not have to spend money on labor to make both of my windows work again if I could do it myself. thank you ahead of time.
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Yes not that hard. i replace mine took 20 minutes
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Is the window running INSIDE the seals? It it hard to keep them inside all the time you need to really work the window into the seals
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Yea that's the issue, frequently, the window will slip out of the seals which causes it to get stuck. My drivers side windows refuses to stay within the seals no matter what I do, but the passenger side window only does it occasionally. I'm afraid to use the windows, because if they get stuck and I can't fix it, it breaks the door mechanism which just is yet another problem.
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SOmetimes the seals move can yu put the in the right place in the track?
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