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Car Forum / Toyota / Camry / April 2008

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Camry 2000 - Noise when rolling up driver side window

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Diwa - 04 Feb 2008 14:36 GMT
Hello All,

My Camry 2000 is making a "Drrrr" kind of noise when rolling up the
driver side window as is something is shaking or trembling. It does
"not" make the noise when rolling down though.

Other windows are working fine.

Please help me in diagnosing this.
All tips/suggestions welcome.
NickySantoro - 04 Feb 2008 20:56 GMT
>Hello All,
>
[quoted text clipped - 6 lines]
>Please help me in diagnosing this.
>All tips/suggestions welcome.
Sounds like the regulator mechanism may be binding up. You might want
to remove the door panel and lube the moving parts. Spraying some
silicone in the track might help too.
Diwa - 26 Feb 2008 16:48 GMT
> My Camry 2000 is making a "Drrrr" kind ofnoisewhen rolling up the
> driver sidewindowas is something is shaking or trembling. It does
> "not" make thenoisewhen rolling down though.
>
> Other windows are working fine.

I want to attempt to lubricate the window regulator.
For this, I should be taking off the door panel, right ?
Not the whole door, right ?

Also, I had the master power switch changed last year at an auto shop.
Parts was $275.
Does this comprise both window motor and window regulator ?

Thanks
Diwa - 08 Apr 2008 14:00 GMT
> > My Camry2000is making a "Drrrr" kind ofnoisewhenrollingup the
> > driver sidewindowas is something is shaking or trembling. It does
[quoted text clipped - 5 lines]
> For this, I should be taking off the door panel, right ?
> Not the whole door, right ?

Finally took off the door panel but saw that removing the regulator
would be difficult.

So took it to local mechanic. Parts was $50 and labor was $60. I had
ordered the parts online.

Now, the problem does not exist anymore. Smooth operation now.
 
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