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- Thread starter MikeB1977
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GTyankee
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- Ram Year
- 2016
- Engine
- 3.0 ecodiesel
I will be guessing at this
At bottom of your window opening, where you might rest your elbow sometimes as you drive, there is a Felt channel that does 2 things, it helps the window glass to keep from moving side to side & to help keep rain from going down into the door.
The other thing is a bit more involved
Watch a Youtube video on how remove the inner door panel off of the door.
Once that panel is off, there is a 2nd panel
Look for a rubber access panel, it will be about the size of palm of a large hand, it will be squared off & have a short rubber tether. When you open that panel & let that part hang down.
You ought to see the corner of the window frame & glass
If i recall correctly, you will see a white plastic thing that sort of holds the bottom of the window from moving while driving
This may help you , i just googled it
www.torquenews.com
At bottom of your window opening, where you might rest your elbow sometimes as you drive, there is a Felt channel that does 2 things, it helps the window glass to keep from moving side to side & to help keep rain from going down into the door.
The other thing is a bit more involved
Watch a Youtube video on how remove the inner door panel off of the door.
Once that panel is off, there is a 2nd panel
Look for a rubber access panel, it will be about the size of palm of a large hand, it will be squared off & have a short rubber tether. When you open that panel & let that part hang down.
You ought to see the corner of the window frame & glass
If i recall correctly, you will see a white plastic thing that sort of holds the bottom of the window from moving while driving
This may help you , i just googled it
2016 Ram Truck owners are complaining of their windows falling off the tracks
2016 Ram Truck owners are complaining that in cold weather, their truck windows are falling off the tracks and down into their doors.
