Window adjusting, how to:??
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I had this problem not to long ago. Bear in mind that my experience in with an R53 03 MCS. Just unscrew (I think 3 screws) and pry off the inside door panel.
Once removed, there is a bolt for the leading edge and rear edge of the glass used to secure the glass in place. You'll need a socket wrench and appropriate sized socket for these bolts ( I forgot the size). Loosen the bolt(s) and adjust/raise the glass to the desired position.
Once satisfied, re-tighten the bolts, replace panel and screws, and drive your MINI at extremely high speeds wind noise free.
Once removed, there is a bolt for the leading edge and rear edge of the glass used to secure the glass in place. You'll need a socket wrench and appropriate sized socket for these bolts ( I forgot the size). Loosen the bolt(s) and adjust/raise the glass to the desired position.
Once satisfied, re-tighten the bolts, replace panel and screws, and drive your MINI at extremely high speeds wind noise free.
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When mine (ragtop) had a similar issue, my body shop buddy did something on the BOTTOM of the door - no need to remove anything. As I recall, it moved the top of the window in toward the centerline of the car. Looking at the parts diagram, the only thing I can figure is that he was sliding the bottom attachment out from the centerline of the car.
http://www.realoem.com/bmw/showparts...71&hg=51&fg=10
http://www.realoem.com/bmw/showparts...71&hg=51&fg=10
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