2010 touring elantra
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Asked by Excalibur46 Sep 20, 2018 at 12:44 PM about the 2010 Hyundai Elantra

Question type: General

uruV3YL3 answered about a second ago

I have a 2010 touring elantra and the window fell down and wont go back up
you can hear the motor working but it sounds like its binding in there i havr no
ideal whats going on seems it came off its track or something and getting to
the window looks impossible after u get the door panel off what do i need to do
i just want the window up and stay there untill i can get somd one to fix it

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Lornehub answered 6 years ago

It sounds like the turbocharger isn’t spinning properly. Take your car to a mechanic.

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