window stuck in up position how can i get it to come down so i can get to screws

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Asked by shellyt Dec 18, 2014 at 08:22 AM about the 2002 Chrysler Town & Country

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

window stuck in up position how can i get it to come down so i can get to screws

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Most of the time you can take off the door panel and get to the screws to remove the window actuator to remove and inspect it for functionality. I helped someone with an outback that got the window stuck up and I had to use an assortment of wrenches to get to the hidden bolts. I also had to make small modifications to the regulator so the lock tabs wouldn't restrict removal of the regulator.

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the door panel must come off- you can do this with the window up-

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