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Car Forum / Driving, Maintenance, Tuning / General Car Topics / July 2005Windows
My back windows in my 1995 olds 88 royale only go down half way. Dose any one know how to take off the child saftey feature so I can have my windows down all the way? Thanx! > My back windows in my 1995 olds 88 royale only go down half way. Dose any > one know how to take off the child saftey feature so I can have my windows > down all the way? Thanx! Wasn't it designed to just go down ~half way? Don't think the child-safety feature affects this. I believe the child safety switch in the end of the rear doors, a slider, 2-position switch, just controls the ability to open the door from the inside. s Yeah I know the window was designed this way, but I assumed it was for children saftey, I know I hafe to take apart the door,and i figure there is some kind of lock stopping the window, but I was wondering if any one has heard of doing this or can think of some tips, Thanx! >Yeah I know the window was designed this way, but I assumed it was for >children saftey, I know I hafe to take apart the door,and i figure there >is some kind of lock stopping the window, but I was wondering if any one >has heard of doing this or can think of some tips, Thanx! It is that way because there is no space inside the door for the window to go down any further. Cut a piece of cardboard the size fo the window and tape it to the door and you will see how the rear wheel cutout on the back of the door blocks it. They go down half-way because of the door's design. Has nothing whatever to do with the "child safety switch." The "half-open" rear door window syndrome has been around since at least the '70s as a sop to styling. Take a close look at the doors themselves...chances are it is not even physically possible for the glass to lower completely; no place for it to go. |
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