window regulator track rebuild help window rattle

[mo3chang]

Is there any way to rebuild the window tracks on a power window pathfinder?

 

I have searched far and wide and have only found the entire assembly and those are running about 80+ each.

 

All my windows work the only thing that is really wrong is they rattle after I was trying to help some one (no longer friends) out long story short he freaked out and banged on all my windows and now they rattle(more than before) every time I drive.

 

My rear window doesn't even have the plastic tabs that run on the track.

 

Part number on tab?

Or somewhere where they rebuild them in socal?

Alternative or ideas to reducing window rattle.

 

I've already tried tightening all the bolts and realigning all the nuts and points inside the door with little improvement

[k9sar]

Thanks for starting this... My windows have a death-rattle when they are partway down and I always wondered if there was a way to resolve that other than adjusting the radio volume

[SpecialWarr]

There is supposed to be a piece of foam inside the top of the door to help clean and wipe off the windows which should also keep them from rattling. Not that I have ever taken one out but it can't be that easy considering the space in there. Installing one has got to be problematic.

[mo3chang]

I have never seen foam in either of the pathfinder I've owned in the windows, but my previous one had manual windows.

 

I considered getting some felt guard (a thicker version of the one they put on to protect tint

that doesn't help) on the plastic lip or some on the inside.

My problems seem to be the tabs on the track are worn down on two and broken on two.

[mo3chang]

Thanks specialwarr, i might use the foam idea along with finding out about the tabs.

[mo3chang]

I started looking up window rattle foam and found this it's for jeeps (they have windows too)

 

"the fix: apply Frost king rubber foam weatherseal 3/4" wide, 7/16" thick (available at lowes) directly to the rubber weather strip on the frame.

cut about a 10" long piece of it and applied it."