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Macan side window not closing

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Hi All. I’m aware there was a similar thread back in 2014 but wondered if things had progressed since then. My 2017 Macan S suddenly developed a drivers side rear side window issue yesterday. On one touch closure it ascends and then halfway, the upper edge of the window adjacent to the B pillar runner suddenly starts moving away from the runner by about 1 plus cm. it then stops and returns to open position. If I close using intermittent touch I can work through it. Has anyone got any experience of this? Any advice gratefully received as it lost its 3 year warranty in June (typically!!). Many thanks
 
Sorry, Christophorus 2/2020, page 46 states that new vehicle warranties expiring between 1 March 2020 and 31 May 2020 would be extended.
Suggest you try your PC anyway for a gesture of goodwill.

ATB
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Sounds like the door frame runner has become partially detached and is setting up slight resistance. The window, on auto-close, detects this and reopens. By keeping the button pressed, the resistance is overcome allowing the window to close as normal.
It's likely a holding clip has come loose and fallen into the door well. The door card may well need to be removed to recover or replace it.
Could be a DIY job if you care to take it on! [;)]

Regards,

Clive
 
Thanks Clive. It’s almost like the rear part of the window is sticking on closure so the front aspect deviates the whole window backwards. The increased resistance then makes it believe there’s something in the way so it returns to open. I‘m planning to give the felt etc a good clean and possibly squirt some wd40 down the rear aspect when the windows almost fully shut to see if any lubrication of the mech helps...Adam
 
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