Faulty front window.

Asked by Benito Mar 24, 2022 at 06:59 AM about the BMW 3 Series

Question type: General

The front passenger window of my f30 330d will go down. I can hear a clicking
noise when trying to open it but window doesn't move at all. Is this something I
can sort out myself or will it require a replacement part?

3 Answers

40,075

" window goes down ' , " window doesn't move " which is it ? Sounds like the motor but you won't know till you pull the panel and test things , if you tap on the motor and it works then I guess it's a bad motor .

310,565

Sounds like the window regulator assembly is going bad. Just replace the entire assembly you will be better off than just replacing separate parts.

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2,930

Agreed, Window Regulator is broken. Common issue. You have to remove the inner door panel to access and replace. Check youtube for some videos.

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