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If anyone has any suggestions on the following I would be very grateful: When both opening and closing the passenger side door of my 996 C4S it is "sticking" -- or more accurately the passenger glass window is hitting the glass that it sits up against (the small stationary backseat glass window). This doesn't appear to me to be an issue with the regulator or door locks as I can see that when I pull the door handle the window lowers as it should, and when the door is closed the window raises as it should. Since my driver's side door functions without a problem I decided to look more closely at what appears to be the difference between this working door and the sticking passenger door. I have attached 2 photos showing my driver side door (opens/closes with no problem) and my passenger side door (sticks). As you can see from the photos, when the doors are closed....on my driver's side there is a much wider gap between the two pieces of glass as opposed to the passenger side door. I've come to the conclusion that the reason the passenger door is sticking is because this gap isn't big enough.. and this is verified in that I can see when opening the passenger door handle and the glass lowers it's hitting up against the backseat glass window. On the driver's side when the door is opened and the window lowers, there's still a decent size gap giving plenty of room for the door to open without hitting/sticking. Is there a way to adjust the position of the glass window in the door? The door wasn't sticking previously so it appears that somehow the window got out of alignment Thanks in advance for any comments.
