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Rear passenger window on 2007 CC3 won’t go back up

MarieM
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Hi, any advice is much appreciated as I adore my CC3 and have taken good care of it. 
 

The passenger rear window won’t go back up. I don’t know enough to gauge if it’s safe to try to manually lift it up without doing any damage and can’t find anything on YouTube that’s been on any use - any thoughts? 
 

Ford have quoted £472.00 for a new regulator + labour on top which is not possible any time soon! 

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    Do NOT try to move the window manually, it will cause damage to the gearing/motor.

    Have they tested and confirmed the window regulator is at fault or is that just their guess?

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    Hi, thanks for replying. It was a guess over the phone after explaining the issue - do you think it could be something else? 

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    There are lots of possible problems, and most cost a lot less.

    (a) faulty window switch

    (b) blown fuse

    (c) window stuck

    (d) faulty relay

    (e) faulty motor

    (f) broken gearing on window lift

    (g) window regulator/control fault

    I would get an auto electrician to take a look at it first.

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    30 minutes ago, unofix said:

    There are lots of possible problems, and most cost a lot less.

    (a) faulty window switch

    (b) blown fuse

    (c) window stuck

    (d) faulty relay

    (e) faulty motor

    (f) broken gearing on window lift

    (g) window regulator/control fault

    I would get an auto electrician to take a look at it first.

    Ok I’ll do that, thanks for taking the time to reply. 

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