1999 Jeep Grand Cherokee Window Off Track

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THONG1BK1
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my driver side window slid off it's track, i think, how do i get to get to put it back or simply put how do i open up the inside panel of the door?
Feb 28, 2006 at 12:33 PM
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JPAM
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dont know what year jeep you got so i put in 98..
this link will give u an idea of what to do..
Feb 28, 2006 at 4:13 PM
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THONG1BK1
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I'm sorry, thought I got all the info...the jeep is a 99 and the illustration you've shown is completely different from what I have in my jeep. There's only three visible screws to my knowledge, one by the side mirror, another by the door handle, and the last one is in the grip area in the arm rest...I took all three out but didn't budge..didn't want to risk with force because I don't know the locations of the retaining clips..please help! Thanks.
Mar 1, 2006 at 9:46 AM
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JPAM
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well couldnt find 99 manual at that link.. try looking around at the bottom of your panel.. sometime sthey hide screws in carpet and stuff... just start prying panel off slowly and look in gap to see were it is hanging up.. thats what i do when pulling panels..
good luck and let me now how it goes.. thnks jess s.
Mar 1, 2006 at 12:52 PM
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Check the bottom of the door panel for hidden screws, including fasteners under carpet or trim. Then pry the panel off slowly and look in the gap to see where retaining clips are still holding it.

Conversation Summary

A 1999 Jeep Grand Cherokee Limited owner said the driver-side window slid off its track and asked how to remove the interior door panel. Three visible screws near the mirror, door handle, and armrest were removed, but the panel did not release. The expert advised looking along the bottom for hidden screws and slowly prying the panel while checking the gap for retaining clips.

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