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Old 27-10-2005, 11:34 AM   #1
darkfang888
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Quickly now, got an EAII Fairmont, and the left rear window is stuck fully open. Is there anyway to get it back up - at this point I don't care if it goes back down, I can sort that out later, but I need it UP! Any thoughts? any at all? please?
PS: Window is electric.

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Old 27-10-2005, 11:41 AM   #2
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disconnect the electric stuff from the window and holed up with a piece of wood with a 5mm gap then wedge the wood between the window and the bottom of the door, the same happened to a mates NA fairlane
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