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2001 GMC SLE extended cab.

 

The passenger side window has begun making a scraping or grinding noise when I raise and lower it.

 

It is as if the window is off the track but it is clearly NOT off the track.

 

Anybody else experienced this phenomena?

 

Dean

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I've noticed it on my driver's side window.  Started this past winter when it was wicked cold or had thawed and refrozen.  Now that it's warmer, I only notice it when the window is almost all the way down, or just beginning to come up.
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There were padded brackets that guided the windows on my Camaro.  If you truck has them, it sounds like they might be broken/need adjustment.  Cheap fix $5-$20.
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mine did the same thing, when it was colder, now it's fine.  Thought it was some dirt, but I cleaned it out well, and havn't heard anything since, but it is warmed up ome now.
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mine did that last yr.  They replaced something pretty major.  I remember checking and the part was like $300

 

Havent had the noise come bck

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Sounds like one of the three cables in your window regulator is breaking.

 

Mine just stated making that noise last friday, I got playin with it up and down, and sure enough it broke.

 

You can't just buy the cable from the dealer, you need to buy the whole regulator, new motor and all.

 

See my earlier post/s . I fixed mine.

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