Volvo windows popping off track?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ส.ค. 2021
- Is your Volvo window popping off track. Replacing the slides
Window slides used:
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Compatible with
1992 Volvo 740
1992-1995 Volvo 940
1992-1997 Volvo 960
2001-2009 Volvo S60
1999-2006 Volvo S80
1997-1998 Volvo S90
2001-2007 Volvo V70
1997-1998 Volvo V90
2003-2007 Volvo XC70
2003-2009 Volvo XC90
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This video is fantastic. I really appreciate how you didn't skip any steps ... your camera work very clearly illustrated what needed to be done. The flash light you used made a huge difference too. I also liked how you edited the video removing time that didn't need to be included. I think you have a talent for this kind of thing and I hope you keep making videos like this. one. Thank you.
Great video Sir. I added some grease on both tracks when I did mine. Very smooth going up and down after.
Great video man. My window fell into my door last night during a snow storm, so I had to in a hurry tape it up so I wouldn't get snowed on.
Pretty simple job. Sucks about the snow storm. Terrible time to not have a functioning window.
its not snowing but it is 20 degrees and my window fell into the door.coincidence or freezing temps promote clip failure? lol
Thank you so much for posting this video! I was able to help my friend work on his 2003 Volvo v70. Great camera work and I really appreciate all of the comments along the way.
Somehow for us, both of the blue clips weren’t broken but had jumped out of the track and were still attached to the x lift mechanism. We were able to reseat the track and pop the mechanism back into the clips because of your video.
Glad I could help. Thank you for the lovely comment
Great video man!! Thank you and it was big help!! Keep it simple, sweet, and too the point!!
Great video was able to fix window in less than 20 mins!
Glad I could help you out. If it helps only one person out it was worth making the video
Thank you for posting this. I was able to fix my window on my own 🙏
You're welcome!
Very helpful video! Had to do the work in extreme cold in an unheated garage Christmas Eve - and had great difficulty getting the old blue clips off. I finally realized the extreme cold was making the plastic clips too stiff so I heated them with a hair dryer and was able to pop them off much more easily. Interestingly they were not broken but the front one had somehow popped out of the track and the metal arm holding the rear clip had gotten a bit bent - probably from the glass getting jammed up after the front clip jumped the track. I'm thinking the lack of lubrication caused the clip(s) to get jammed up and the window motor pressure contorted things just enough to pop one clip off the track. I was able to straighten the bent arm, replace the clips and applied tons of spray-on white lithium grease to lube the track and so far it has worked fine. NOTE: after using the lithium grease I read somewhere that it is NOT the ideal lubricant for plastic parts because it could eventually soften them. Time will tell - I may be doing this fix again down the road and if so will need to find a better suited lubricant.
Mines old so it probably won’t make to the point the plastic breaks down. Glad my video could help
Those body clips should be industry standard. They are so easy to move without breaking and hold tight with swedish tolerances
I know right. So easy
Excellent video, Got to point . Where do you get those clips?
There should be a link in the video description.
Got a XC70 hopeing this works
Feel like it should. Maybe not the door panel removal but the track system will most likely be the same
@8Lugproductions I'll get it down range when it warms up a little don't have a garage I'll keep ya posted👍
Great video! I had this happen a couple years back on our 2004 S60 passenger side front window - and after replacing the clips it still popped off the track (just like for you). I just assumed there was something wrong with the track so I positioned the window in the up position and disconnected the plug/wires to the that window motor (i.e. window no longer operational). HOWEVER, the driver's side window just popped the track today so I'll attempt this repair again - hoping I can get it to work because not having a operational driver's window can be a real hassle (drive thru's / getting pulled over / etc).
PLEASE LET US KNOW IF YOURS POPS OFF AGAIN - AND IF SO IF YOU WERE ABLE TO FIGURE OUT THE ISSUE.
So far so good. The only issue I e got is the automatic up doesn’t work any more. Have to hold the up button till it stops.
Thanks for watching and hopefully this time the repair goes well
@@8Lugproductions I posted a reply with a possible solution to your auto-up issue but now I don't see it. Did you see it?
@@edbreyer how long ago?
@@8Lugproductions In case the link doesn't work - here is the verbiage:
RESET PROCEDURE
Start your S60.
Close all the doors and windows.
Open the window by pressing and holding the window control switch. When the window is fully open, keep the switch pressed for a few seconds.
Close the window by lifting and holding the window control switch. When the window is fully closed, keep the switch held for a few seconds.
Note: Repeat the procedure if the window does not automatically close with one press of the switch. If it still doesn’t work, repeat the procedure without starting the engine and the ignition in ON position. To turn on the ignition in vehicles with start/stop button, press the button without pressing the brake pedal.
Reset Procedure 2
If the above reset instructions do not work for your S60, then this alternate method may work.
Start your S60.
Close all windows and doors.
Open the window by pressing and holding the window control switch. When the window is fully open, keep the switch pressed for a few seconds. Release the switch, then press it again and hold it for a few seconds.
Close the window by lifting and holding the window control switch. When the window is fully closed, keep the switch held for a few seconds. Release the switch, then pull it upward again and hold it.
The one-touch up and down features will then be fully functional.
Note: If the window still doesn’t automatically close in your S60, repeat the procedure without starting the engine and the ignition in ON position. To turn on the ignition in vehicles with start/stop button, press the button without pressing the brake pedal.
Window bounce back midway
Volvo S60 has a power window pinch protection feature which can reduce the risk of being pinched and injured when the windows are closing. If the window cannot close due to resistance or an obstacle, then the window will reopen immediately.
Lubricate the window
If the window in your S60 bounce back midway after following the reset procedure, the window may be sticking due to high resistance in the window frame. In this case, apply some water resistant silicone lubricant to the side edges of the window. Wipe the excess spray off with a cloth or paper towel to prevent any damage to the paint or the interior.
Are most all Volvo driver windows identical (or so similar as to not make much difference)?? I ask because I have an '04 XC90 with an of-track driver side window. Thank you!
Yea I believe most windows work on the same slider principle.
I just bought a 2005 Volvo S80 and the whole driver side window fell into the door when I opened the sun roof. I was told when I purchased that the window didn't roll down, so I wasn't expecting this. I can pull the whole window and shim it into place but it doesn't hold when the sun roof is down. I'm hoping this video will help me solve the issue, so thank you very much!
I hope it works. I feel like it would
@@8Lugproductions 100% was the issue and got it fixed. Thank you so much 💪🔥
@@TheWayne9350 love to hear it
You popped the rear clip lose and never reattached it, that being the reason it came off track, wouldn't that be correct???
Where did you get the bag of clips?
Sorry for the late reply. There should be a link in the description. I got them off amazon
Is that all that needs done to fix it? Mine is an 2002.
It’s all I had to do
No glue or anything needed applied to the window to keep it mounted to it? Just pins? Just need to know so I can figure out what to buy
Just the clips should do it. Maybe some kind of lube for the rails
Great video 88