Subaru XT 1988 Service Manual page 1140

I'
DOORS AND WINDOWS
5-2
TROUBLESHOOTING
Door Glass
Window in
fully-closed
position
Door in fully
closed/open
position
When window
is raised or
lowered
Condition
(1) When applying hand pressure to window glass
from inside, glass runs out of weatherstrip,
especially at upper center pillar location.
Fig. 53 L5-289
*
Wind noise occurs during high-speed operation
if window glass is not properly adjusted.
(1) Window glass rides over weatherstrip lip.
Fig.
54
L5.290
*
Wind noise occurs or water leaks if window
glass is not properly adjusted.
(2) Window glass rides over edges of weatherstrip (on
the center pillar side) when door is opened or
closed. It also should not contact retainer.
Fig. 55
L5·291
*
Wind noise occurs or water leaks if window
glass is not properly adjusted.
(2) Regulator does not move smoothly.
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Apparent cause/Correction
• Window is too low in relation to roof
weatherstrip. (TDC of window glass
not properly adjusted.)
• Adjust so upper edge of window glass
properly fits into weatherstrip lips.
*
Do not allow window glass to ride over
lips when door is opened or closed.
• Window glass is too high in relation to
roof weatherstrip. (TDC of window
glass not properly adjusted.)
• Adjust so upper edge of window glass
properly fits into weatherstrip. Also
adjust fore·aft clearances of glass in
relation to body weatherstrips.
* Window glass should not be lowered to
the point that it does not contact
weatherstrip.
• Window glass clearances in the fore-aft
direction are not adjusted equally.
• Move window glass forward, as
required.
*
Do not allow front edge of window
glass to ride over weatherstrip.
• Stabilizer pressure against window
glass is excessive or regulator is preset
improperly.
• Adjust so there is no clearance between
window glass and stabilizer.
• Reduce contact pressure.