Thanks for this video explaining and showing how and why the window goes off the track. I had watched Ponyo Tran's video and got to the point where he replaced the bolt but didn't realize I had to realign the window to the track until I watched your video. I'm pretty sure this saved me some money by doing it myself so here's some beer money for your help! Thank you.
This is one of the BEST DIY YT videos ever made. It's not flashy with visual tricks.. There's not long winded talking about things that don't matter to the issue at hand. Everything is straightforward & simple. Also, I've NEVER seen anyone use grease to make the window move through the track like that... Other mechanics would tell you to buy a while new track or window. AWESOME AWESOME AWESOME JOB !!!
Thank you for putting this video up I am 56 years old and had no clue how this window worked I fixed it myself and I followed all your instructions so thank you and kudos to you
Thanks for the great info! Just fixed my wife’s 2020 Camry. I have no idea how the driver window came off its front track but it did. I removed the rear bolt, and the front slipped right in to the track, I reinstalled the bolt, and lubed the tracks with silicone spray. Window works like a charm. Thanks again.
The glue giving out was my exact problem, Thank you. I called my mechanic and he said to use a 2 part epoxy to glue it back on and that worked great. Close the window and let it sit over night to fully cure. In my Elantra you can unscrew the window holder to properly clean the old glue off to expose the ridges for the glue to cling to. I used a razor blade. Also, silicone spray is much easier instead of trying to stuff grease in the cracks using a Q-tip. Awesome video. Thank you Sir.
Your video is EXCELLENT! I am a woman with no mechanical knowledge and I will fix my daughters car. Thank you. I wish you also gave sewing instructions LOL LOL. Thank you!!!!! You are an excellent teacher
Best way to learn about cars is to drive a piece of turd and learn to fix the daily things that go wrong with it man. I appreciate it but damn it was always irritating as hell
Great job with this and thanks for sharing your solution with the rest of the world! I really appreciate the people that go looking for a solution and when they don't find one, they make a video for the next person that goes looking.
Beautiful . My 95 Camry drivers' side window has been coming out of the rear upper slot for years. I just replaced a rear passenger side door handle after seeing a video of how to do that. After seeing this video of your fix, I'm going to dive into looking at my malfuntionimg window after at least 15 years. I'm betting it will be a simple fix too. Thank you for posting a very clear video and narative as to how to keep at it till the cure comes. Thanks again. 🙂
This was probably the most informative video I have ever seen. I just got a truck, and the window was off track. I spent over 1 hour trying to get it back on track, finally I did. However, the window has attempted to pop back off the track again. It was raining, it was dark, so I just gave up and made sure at least the window was up. I'm absolutely going to try this silicone method. I didn't even think of this. I'll let you know if it works. Thanks so much.
Thankyou for making this simple! I am a 48 yr old woman and getting ready to repair this on a car belonging to my 60 yr old male roommate. He has no "repair anything" capabilities. Lol This will earn me some brownie points, and I appreciate your tutorial so much!
Not wanting any costly repairs, I was going to dump my daily runner, (My dogs car), because the driver window wouldn't work. It has been problem free for 12 years since I bought it as a used vehicle. This video convinced me to keep it. My dog thanks you!
Thanks for the video. In my case, the front clip had broken off from the glass entirely, but the bolt was still there. That did not really affect operation until the bolt at the rear fell out. When I took the lining off, and lowered the window, it jumped out of the rail/track. With a bit of effort, I was able to loosen the window and rotate the rear upwards enough to reseat the front of the glass back into the track. You will have to undo the rear bolt in order to maneuver it first though. Once both sides are in the rails or tracks, get someone to hold it and raise up the regulator to meet the bolt holes. Install both bolts and tighten. In my case, with the broken front clip, I could only tighten the rear one, so I put some sikaflex style glue stuff around the bolt, and the window.| Also, use silicon spray would be better, and probably attract less dirt. Thank you though, very informative video.
Thank you thank you thank!!! As you say there was nothing else out there on the internet to assist me in this problem and you are the man!!!!!! If I new where your shop was I would you use you on all my repairs hands down!!!! Again thank you very much
I legit had all my tools out ready too have a little project for the day until I tried what u did in the video sliding the front in first then the back and boom! It rolled up and down 😂 thanks! Saved me a lot of time.
Great job providing simple explanation of the system and the problem. Power windows are great when they work, but a big mystery when they don't. You provide an excellent overview and for me removed the intimidation factor.
Smart, smart, smart, no genius, I have had the exact same problem, one of my window clips actually broke off so I glued it and then it didn’t hold, so I pulled the window completely out glued it again and really waited and cured it and then carefully reinstalled the window. And at that time I think I used. WD-40 and lubed up the lift part and the gears, but not the track. And it worked for about a week, and then bang one day it fell inside the door again and was off track, so I fixed it and just stopped using it. Then the other day I purchased a replacement window figuring I needed to start from scratch. Today I am working on it, I am mid job right now, and the repair on the old window is still good, the glue has held up well. But it keeps going off track, now I know why. You sir are awesome, great job, great video, great explanation. Well done, you are a genius!!!
Great video! You saved me a lot of time and money with the silicone grease suggestion. Two years ago my window glass separated from the bar that raises it. I managed to fix myself but was a royal pain. When the window again started to become unbalanced I watched this video first to refresh my memory on how to fix. I had never seen the suggestion to clean and lubricate the tracks with silicone grease but I tried that first thing and it was fixed! Everything else was fine. I took the time to proactively lubricate all my other windows. Thank you!!
this is literally what i’ve been looking for!!I couldn’t find a video for this, so i stopped looking 7 months ago. had to look again because i need to fix my window and this is terrific! thank you
WOW, that was a really excellent video! Great job... thank you so much!!! Thank you also for not cluttering up your video with useless annoying music, & for getting to the point with all the info needed, but not telling us your life story... you & your video have been incredible gifts to me today! [DIY: How to repair car glass window that goes off track] [mcsmama 1.5.2023]
Thank You Sir you are indeed a scholar and a gentleman, kudos to you. Someone back into my car and this led to both rear passenger windows coming off track.
Thanks for the help, Water got into the window track and froze during winter and pushed the window off track. I had to drive in 5°F weather with my window down
Thanks for posting this! I have a problem where it rolls up unevenly; gap on door handle side and barely closes when raising. I'm going to clean and grease the tracks. You made a good point about the concept of balance in the tracks; snags a bit on one side, causes it to go off course. Good investigative powers sir!
The three windows in my car were detached from the arm thats held on by silicone so all i had to do was fit them back on and glue them and they work perfectly now. Thanks man!
My 15 Corolla glass came loose so this video, I am glad I found it first time, can guide me for sure. Never give up and constant learning is power of our brain lol if we use it. Great video!
I wasn’t looking for a matrix, but your problem solving helps me sort what the sound was inside my door is, and why the window isn’t closing all the way. Thank you and great video man.😊
I am so glad I found this video. Haven’t tried solution yet, but you are the only one with an explanation of what my window seems to be doing. Thank you, thank you. I am hoping this lets me fix my window. Sue
Thanx man! I was searching for this exact solution. You are amazing and thanx for making this available. Now I can fix my sons' car. Subscribed - from Durban, South Africa
Sadly, after getting into the car door - it was not just "off track." A previous owner (not the guy I bought it from) had gotten in there, and instead of replacing the mechanism welded the broken scissor arm back with a scrap of steel holding it together. Unfortunately he didn't plan for the heat of the weld annealing the metal, when I got in it was almost curled up around the weld. BUT! Thanks to your description of the mechanism, I shoved the window all the way up, then gently "raised" the prop arm so that it's holding up the glass. The prop you were describing was actually cracked at the plastic, nothing left to hold the window in the channel. I've taped over that window switch, and it's fine until I either figure out that replacing the mechanism is possible, or get a whole replacement door at a junkyard (hopefully the same white.)
As soon as I saw how to fix it I stopped watching the video. I put the window back on the tracks and it rolled up just fine. The window fell off the tracks again when I rolled it down so I was scratching my head wondering what the problem was. I went back to the video and the guy said his window fell off the tracks too after rolling it down, all you have to do is put grease on it lol I should’ve watched the whole video instead off cutting it off. Thanks for sharing this information, it was really helpful.👍🏼
@@vuaeco i thought I saw all I needed to know but I was wrong I went back and put the grease but for some reason it’s still falling off track on the windshield side when I roll it down 🤷🏻♂️
Thank you so much for this helpful video! Very straightforward! My opened my rear window and its completely off the track and the mounting point! This should help me tons!
Amazing! This has given me the courage to troubleshoot my window after it not working for a very, very long time. I know the motor works, but the glass doesn't move. I will take a look and I think it may be a similar problem!
You made a great video, probably the best diy video I have ever seen. My daughter's car has this exact problem, can't wait to tell her that we can fix it, thanks again for all you knowledge and help, take care and God bless!! 😊
aww thank you for the video, I have a chevy cruze and the electric window didn't closed past half, and that what it was, the front was off track, I fixed it on my lunch break :D thank you again
Thanks for the tips! Looking to trouble shoot that same issue right now, so I'll be sure to keep an eye out for all of these things. Appreciate the video!
Nope, my issue was much much more stupid. Helps to actually screw the window to the motor and not just have floating screws that do nothing. xD Appreciate the advice either way though!
Really cool video I'm having an issue with my driver's side window currently believe it came off track it was rolled down and will not go back up gonna have to keep this video as a reminder and great job explaining and much obliged for the care time and attention in your video 💕
Thanks for this video explaining and showing how and why the window goes off the track. I had watched Ponyo Tran's video and got to the point where he replaced the bolt but didn't realize I had to realign the window to the track until I watched your video. I'm pretty sure this saved me some money by doing it myself so here's some beer money for your help! Thank you.
Thats really an appreciation 🎉
Yeah yeah it soooo saved our window, time, money, thanx for being a blessing! We have it apart many times!!
This is one of the BEST DIY YT videos ever made. It's not flashy with visual tricks.. There's not long winded talking about things that don't matter to the issue at hand. Everything is straightforward & simple. Also, I've NEVER seen anyone use grease to make the window move through the track like that... Other mechanics would tell you to buy a while new track or window. AWESOME AWESOME AWESOME JOB !!!
Thank you for putting this video up I am 56 years old and had no clue how this window worked I fixed it myself and I followed all your instructions so thank you and kudos to you
Thanks for the great info! Just fixed my wife’s 2020 Camry. I have no idea how the driver window came off its front track but it did. I removed the rear bolt, and the front slipped right in to the track, I reinstalled the bolt, and lubed the tracks with silicone spray. Window works like a charm. Thanks again.
A true mechanic. Problem solving minds can fix almost anything. Great tutorial very thorough and explain how you solved it. Thank you!
You are a smart man. I went to used parts to buy the rubber rails for $20 each time and glass still went off rails! This fixed it.thank you!
The glue giving out was my exact problem, Thank you. I called my mechanic and he said to use a 2 part epoxy to glue it back on and that worked great. Close the window and let it sit over night to fully cure. In my Elantra you can unscrew the window holder to properly clean the old glue off to expose the ridges for the glue to cling to. I used a razor blade. Also, silicone spray is much easier instead of trying to stuff grease in the cracks using a Q-tip. Awesome video. Thank you Sir.
If only all UA-cam videos were communicated this clearly and illustrated so anybody could understand it... Great job
Thank you so much for the video, dude. No useless filler info. Clear-cut and straight to the root of the issue(s).
Your video is EXCELLENT! I am a woman with no mechanical knowledge and I will fix my daughters car. Thank you. I wish you also gave sewing instructions LOL LOL. Thank you!!!!! You are an excellent teacher
Were you able to fix it just curious?
I had to do this on my first car, a terrible old BMW. I learned a lot of things from that one.
Feel the same way about my Cadillac Catera
Best way to learn about cars is to drive a piece of turd and learn to fix the daily things that go wrong with it man. I appreciate it but damn it was always irritating as hell
And this is my 3rd window problem on my bmw. I’m not asking nobody or paying nobody to do theses things anymore. I’m learning this stuff my self. 😊
average bmw experience, mine (also my first car) has a new problem every week.
So, basically every old BMW...
Very good video. Good mechanic using observation and common sense. Thank you!
Great job with this and thanks for sharing your solution with the rest of the world! I really appreciate the people that go looking for a solution and when they don't find one, they make a video for the next person that goes looking.
Thank you for being so clear and easy to understand. I’m going to try to fix my window myself.
Beautiful . My 95 Camry drivers' side window has been coming out of the rear upper slot for years. I just replaced a rear passenger side door handle after seeing a video of how to do that. After seeing this video of your fix, I'm going to dive into looking at my malfuntionimg window after at least 15 years. I'm betting it will be a simple fix too. Thank you for posting a very clear video and narative as to how to keep at it till the cure comes. Thanks again. 🙂
I love learning on my own and doing it myself. You sir just saved me money and gave me much knowledge. Thank you 🙏🏿🙏🏿
This was probably the most informative video I have ever seen. I just got a truck, and the window was off track. I spent over 1 hour trying to get it back on track, finally I did. However, the window has attempted to pop back off the track again. It was raining, it was dark, so I just gave up and made sure at least the window was up.
I'm absolutely going to try this silicone method.
I didn't even think of this.
I'll let you know if it works.
Thanks so much.
Thank you so much for such a detailed video! My son and I were able to fix his car window doing exactly what you described.
Glad it helped!
I haven't even taken my panel off and I can already tell this is what's happening with my 2014 Chevy Cruze, great video. Ty.
you need a show dude! You explained everything thoroughly 🤌🏾 I’m gonna be doing this to my Mitsubishi Mirage today 💆🏽♂️
Thanks for the great video. Now I can finally fix my Ranger window if our issues are similar. ; )
Thankyou for making this simple! I am a 48 yr old woman and getting ready to repair this on a car belonging to my 60 yr old male roommate. He has no "repair anything" capabilities. Lol
This will earn me some brownie points, and I appreciate your tutorial so much!
Not wanting any costly repairs, I was going to dump my daily runner, (My dogs car), because the driver window wouldn't work. It has been problem free for 12 years since I bought it as a used vehicle. This video convinced me to keep it. My dog thanks you!
thanks to the vid i finally got my 2002 intrepid passenger window to go up and down on track. ive had it up for the past 6 years
Thank you for making this video I've watched 10 others and it wasn't what I needed but this one was
I never worked on the vehicle before. I admire the comb thorough detail. Very impressive. I am very mechanically inclined to fix my window on my own..
Thanks for the video.
In my case, the front clip had broken off from the glass entirely, but the bolt was still there.
That did not really affect operation until the bolt at the rear fell out.
When I took the lining off, and lowered the window, it jumped out of the rail/track.
With a bit of effort, I was able to loosen the window and rotate the rear upwards enough to reseat the front of the glass back into the track.
You will have to undo the rear bolt in order to maneuver it first though.
Once both sides are in the rails or tracks, get someone to hold it and raise up the regulator to meet the bolt holes.
Install both bolts and tighten.
In my case, with the broken front clip, I could only tighten the rear one, so I put some sikaflex style glue stuff around the bolt, and the window.|
Also, use silicon spray would be better, and probably attract less dirt.
Thank you though, very informative video.
My car window fell out of place and was able to fix it again because of this video. Thank you
Thank you thank you thank!!! As you say there was nothing else out there on the internet to assist me in this problem and you are the man!!!!!! If I new where your shop was I would you use you on all my repairs hands down!!!! Again thank you very much
I legit had all my tools out ready too have a little project for the day until I tried what u did in the video sliding the front in first then the back and boom! It rolled up and down 😂 thanks! Saved me a lot of time.
Great job providing simple explanation of the system and the problem. Power windows are great when they work, but a big mystery when they don't. You provide an excellent overview and for me removed the intimidation factor.
Silicone grease or spray is especially good routine maintenance for windows and moon roofs tracks.
Really helpful video, thanks!
So can I use the blaster silicone spray? I already have that since I use it frequently for tight air intake parts and such
you're The best. Quick,short and clear easy understand. really like it. The most of video talk to much.
Had ran into this problem with my GTI thank you for your insight
Smart, smart, smart, no genius, I have had the exact same problem, one of my window clips actually broke off so I glued it and then it didn’t hold, so I pulled the window completely out glued it again and really waited and cured it and then carefully reinstalled the window. And at that time I think I used. WD-40 and lubed up the lift part and the gears, but not the track. And it worked for about a week, and then bang one day it fell inside the door again and was off track, so I fixed it and just stopped using it. Then the other day I purchased a replacement window figuring I needed to start from scratch.
Today I am working on it, I am mid job right now, and the repair on the old window is still good, the glue has held up well. But it keeps going off track, now I know why. You sir are awesome, great job, great video, great explanation. Well done, you are a genius!!!
Great video! You saved me a lot of time and money with the silicone grease suggestion. Two years ago my window glass separated from the bar that raises it. I managed to fix myself but was a royal pain. When the window again started to become unbalanced I watched this video first to refresh my memory on how to fix. I had never seen the suggestion to clean and lubricate the tracks with silicone grease but I tried that first thing and it was fixed! Everything else was fine. I took the time to proactively lubricate all my other windows. Thank you!!
this is literally what i’ve been looking for!!I couldn’t find a video for this, so i stopped looking 7 months ago. had to look again because i need to fix my window and this is terrific! thank you
*YOU SAVED ME A TRIP TO THE GARAGE SHARKS* 🙌
Very informative and straight to the point! Thank you for your wisdom and being considerate of my time! ❤💯
Absolutely great DIY FIX video!! Thank you so much!!! 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
OMG I have had this problem over and over and I will now hopefully be able to get it done right. Ty
Mine just stopped working today. I appreciate you making this video with the problems and showing the tips for solutions
Your explaining is crystal.
WOW, that was a really excellent video! Great job... thank you so much!!!
Thank you also for not cluttering up your video with useless annoying music, & for getting to the point with all the info needed, but not telling us your life story... you & your video have been incredible gifts to me today!
[DIY: How to repair car glass window that goes off track]
[mcsmama 1.5.2023]
Thank You Sir you are indeed a scholar and a gentleman, kudos to you. Someone back into my car and this led to both rear passenger windows coming off track.
Thanks for the help, Water got into the window track and froze during winter and pushed the window off track. I had to drive in 5°F weather with my window down
Good job! Thanks for taking time to record and share your video.
Thanks for posting this! I have a problem where it rolls up unevenly; gap on door handle side and barely closes when raising. I'm going to clean and grease the tracks. You made a good point about the concept of balance in the tracks; snags a bit on one side, causes it to go off course. Good investigative powers sir!
The three windows in my car were detached from the arm thats held on by silicone so all i had to do was fit them back on and glue them and they work perfectly now. Thanks man!
My 15 Corolla glass came loose so this video, I am glad I found it first time, can guide me for sure. Never give up and constant learning is power of our brain lol if we use it. Great video!
Thanks. Your video helped me get my window working again on a rainy Scottish afternoon. Keep up the good work.
Thanks, after searching for over a week you answered my question how to attach window to the holder, answer.. silicone!!!
I've got the exact same problem on my Toyota Camry. This solution fixed my problem. Much appreciated!
I wasn’t looking for a matrix, but your problem solving helps me sort what the sound was inside my door is, and why the window isn’t closing all the way.
Thank you and great video man.😊
I am so glad I found this video. Haven’t tried solution yet, but you are the only one with an explanation of what my window seems to be doing. Thank you, thank you. I am hoping this lets me fix my window. Sue
Thanx man! I was searching for this exact solution. You are amazing and thanx for making this available. Now I can fix my sons' car. Subscribed - from Durban, South Africa
Sadly, after getting into the car door - it was not just "off track." A previous owner (not the guy I bought it from) had gotten in there, and instead of replacing the mechanism welded the broken scissor arm back with a scrap of steel holding it together.
Unfortunately he didn't plan for the heat of the weld annealing the metal, when I got in it was almost curled up around the weld. BUT! Thanks to your description of the mechanism, I shoved the window all the way up, then gently "raised" the prop arm so that it's holding up the glass. The prop you were describing was actually cracked at the plastic, nothing left to hold the window in the channel. I've taped over that window switch, and it's fine until I either figure out that replacing the mechanism is possible, or get a whole replacement door at a junkyard (hopefully the same white.)
All fixed, my bolt had come out cause of 4wdriving, really appreciate your video buddy 👍👍👍👍👍cheers from Western Australia
happened to my window tonight, thanks to you im sure i can fix it tomorrow. appreciate all the help!
This is so very helpful! You make it easy to follow and simple to understand. Thank you!
Excellent video.. Straight forward , focused and to the point. Bravo...
I can't never thank God enough because this is the first video I came across 😂😂😂.... I'm experiencing the exact same problem
Really excellent. I wish I could fly him to my town. Smart analysis, great solution, clearly explained. Thank you.
As soon as I saw how to fix it I stopped watching the video. I put the window back on the tracks and it rolled up just fine. The window fell off the tracks again when I rolled it down so I was scratching my head wondering what the problem was. I went back to the video and the guy said his window fell off the tracks too after rolling it down, all you have to do is put grease on it lol I should’ve watched the whole video instead off cutting it off. Thanks for sharing this information, it was really helpful.👍🏼
What were you thinking, Alan?
@@vuaeco i thought I saw all I needed to know but I was wrong I went back and put the grease but for some reason it’s still falling off track on the windshield side when I roll it down 🤷🏻♂️
Thank you very much for taking the time to make this thorough video! I hope my issue is one of the ones you described. All the best to you
Good work. Had this issue in a geo metro. But when it got cold the oil got thick and made the window go down hard again. Love your videos!
Oil or grease?
@@eskee1 grease worked till it got cold for me
Good job brother! You did it like a pro and helped many people. Including myself, Thank you.
Thank you so much for this helpful video! Very straightforward! My opened my rear window and its completely off the track and the mounting point! This should help me tons!
I can't thank you enough for sharing your insights, this is a truly valuable video!
Thanks, you made it clear this is worth paying someone to do.
Amazing! This has given me the courage to troubleshoot my window after it not working for a very, very long time. I know the motor works, but the glass doesn't move. I will take a look and I think it may be a similar problem!
Great detective work and advice for other DIY'ers. Thank you!
Im glad i watch this before doing anything so i don't make the mistakes like you did thank you🙏
I basically never subscribe to YT channels, but after this amazing video I just made a rare exception.
Thank you! Finally a video that explains everything so well! Thank you again!
Exact issue I’m having with my 01 Camry. I haven’t been able to visit a drive-thru in 3 years… I’m going to give the grease a go 🤞
Thank you for adding this info…my Ford Explorer 1998…went off the track….awesome tip…👍
Perfect video, and solutions… thanks for showing and explaining your process!
Thank you very much for posting this!
Great vid! I have an older car I'm trying to not sink a bunch of money into so going to try to do this repair myself - thank you!
You made a great video, probably the best diy video I have ever seen. My daughter's car has this exact problem, can't wait to tell her that we can fix it, thanks again for all you knowledge and help, take care and God bless!! 😊
Wow 8 minutes and I have total confidence that I can fix my window. Will update after I fix it
3 months later update? Did you fix it
@@user-br9nd1zq4o still a work in progress i imagine lmaoooo
@@user-br9nd1zq4o he chose to sell the car
The window fixed him instead
@@ahuskyslegacy7896 😂
GREAT video! thank you! I think you just saved me 200$
Direct and precise. Thank you for your insight
i watched this tutorial video over n over but I'm not confident enough to take on the task on my Nissan. Amazing tutorial video thou.
Great video. I fixed my window. Thank you. The bolt you showed just came loose... So easy.
and that was a great lesson I learned today at the age of 54. thank you, son.
aww thank you for the video, I have a chevy cruze and the electric window didn't closed past half, and that what it was, the front was off track, I fixed it on my lunch break :D thank you again
I'm on my 3rd window fix of my Chevy Cruze, the motor doesn't make sound and the window is slowly falling. Was this your first experience?
@@mojustmakesense3696 yes
Thank you for making this video , brilliant advice and so well explained
Phenomenal! Thanks so much for the knowledge and assist. True service to the public. 🤙🏽
Very good job making your video. It's the best all around DIY video on UA-cam!
Keep them coming.
Great video. Very helpful. Thank you.
Thanks for the tips! Looking to trouble shoot that same issue right now, so I'll be sure to keep an eye out for all of these things. Appreciate the video!
Nope, my issue was much much more stupid. Helps to actually screw the window to the motor and not just have floating screws that do nothing. xD Appreciate the advice either way though!
Fantastic explanation and repair directions.
Wow great video. Thanks for explaining so well what went wrong and how to fix it!
GREETINGS! Another fine video! Keep em coming. P.S. I use Shoe Goo instead of silicone. It makes a stronger bond.
Amazing - great look at what's behind the curtain!
Thank you so much! Really appreciate your very clear video, really helpful!
So awesome now I know how to fix my driver's window on my matrix. Many thks to you..
Really cool video I'm having an issue with my driver's side window currently believe it came off track it was rolled down and will not go back up gonna have to keep this video as a reminder and great job explaining and much obliged for the care time and attention in your video 💕