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[Dec. 20th, 2004|05:49 pm] |
The weirdest thing happened with my front driver's side window this morning. I rolled it and the front passenger's side window down right after I got in the car to rid them of some of the moisture that was on them. But, while my front passenger's side window rolled back up easily enough, the front driver's side window would barely budge. I clicked the button over and over, but nothing happened. I tugged at the window with my hands, which moved it a couple of inches. Given how unusually cold it was this morning, driving to work at freeway speeds with the window open was just not acceptable. For some reason, every time I turned the car off and on, I could click the button and get about a half inch of movement. So I turned my damn car on and off 10 or 20 times, each time closing that gap a little more until I had finally gotten it all the way up.
I thought I was past all of this nonsense until I was driving up to the Dumbarton Bridge tollbooth. I wasn't going to risk having similar problems, so I rolled down the rear driver's side window to fork over the toll.
When I got into my car after work, my front driver's side window worked just fine. Up, down, up, down -- all the things a good car window is supposed to do. |
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