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Message: <blockquote data-quote="zank" data-source="post: 237651" data-attributes="member: 7904"><p>but first you need to check if the fuse is not the problem, and if no other electrical symptoms, then knocking is one of the easy option, but not necessary the right approach, it takes quite an effort to remove the inside, and there are two layers, the leather outside layer, which require you to dig in with screw driver from side, and one by one to unlock the rubber lock that hold it onto the window, it must have been 10 of them around it, then after that, you need to remove the inside layer which stick on with some sort of bitumen adhensive, only then you can access to the motor and mechanism, I suggest you drop by the shop I mentioned to you, and you probably get free service for that, he is a real nice guy. One of his advise if we need to use the power window more, to exercise its mechanism, or else like our body, too long never exercise, soon all will KOYAK hehehe... I know most people prefer or avoid using power window, afraid will spoil it faster, and not using at all also have the adverse effect, so make sure you run the window occasionally if you are not using it much... hope this help... good luck..</p></blockquote><p></p>