Back window out of track

Asked by Katie May 11, 2018 at 10:35 PM about the 2008 Volkswagen Beetle

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Back window of a 2 door convertible Volkswagen
Beetle went out of track and I’m unsure how to fix
it. Any advice would be greatly appreciated!

4 Answers

45,885

door panel off, unbolt window sliders, reinsert window into rails and inspect for reason it happened. then re bolt replace door pad.

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I have the same problem. 05 Beetle. It is a rear passenger window, and would not go up. It is not a door panel. Dealer said need new motor, and whole back of the car would need to be taken apart. Quoted $1,300.! i told them to forget it, and they got the window to stay up. But now it is down an inch, and I don't want to drive in rain.

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45,885

Buy the part and follow this video. if this is a convertible or 2 door then you have a little more time on tear down. this video shows the two door tear down for the convertible. if you know how to use a screw driver this will be easy just follow the video.

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