Hi all. Was driving on Sunday when me wife said she could hear wind like a window was slightly down on her side of the car but her window was up. When we got home I looked to find that when you put the window up it don't go right to the top at the back of the window by 2,3mm put you can slide it up by hand I'm not sure how long it's been like this for is there any adjustment on the runner or any ideas what could be the problem? The window goes up and down fine but not going right to the very top at the back part.
Cheers wayne

Have you tried closing the window and holding the switch in the 'close' position for one second? Should recalibrate. 2008 MY Java Black TDV8 HSE

No I haven't. I will give it ago when I get home from work. Does it matter if I use the switch on the passenger side or the switch on the drivers side?
Cheers

What year is your car ?

It's a 2007 tdv8

As has already been said, to recalibrate the window position, close the window and keep the switch pressed for one second.

You may also want to check for any debris in the window traps.

There is an anti-trap mechanism (front windows only)
If the anti-trap sensor detects an obstruction during window closing, the window will stop and then open slightly.
The anti-trap feature can be overridden by attempting to close the window at intervals of less than 10 seconds, on the fourth attempt the window will move up a short distance with increased force to try and move the obstruction.
If this fails to move the obstruction, anti-trap will be disabled until reset.

To reset anti-trap, close the window and keep the switch pressed for one second

Thanks all. Just got home put the window down then up as far as it would go then held the up button down for 2 seconds then the window went up then little bit more and closed

Here is an alternative solution! http://www.rrsport.co.uk/forum/topic46827.html

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