Ok, a few weeks ago I purchased a set of WeatherTech Side Window Deflectors. This weekend I was rolling up the passenger window and the front portion dropped low and stopped it from closing. I had to assist the window to close by lifting the front half while closing the window. The vehicle is under warranty (build 4/29/06).

What I want to know is... will the weather tech's void my warranty if I do not remove them before taking it to the dealer to fix? Any knowledge or experience would be greatly appreciated.

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2006 CRD Limted 4x4, Inferno Red, 22G package, Heated Leather Seats
GRD Eco Tune, CRD Frankenlift II, Super Skid I, 245x75R16 BFG Alterrain AT, ARB Bull Bar, Rock Rails, Kilby Tank Skid, Skid Row Transfer Case Skid

I don't think those wind deflectors touch the glass, so you should be fine. Sounds like the window regulator is busted or the glass fell off the track, I've had older cars do that and you have to push the window up to make it close, a royal pain.

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Strange,
I installed them on my wife's 04 KJ and she does not have any problem.
Like Se7enLC said: (Sounds like the window regulator is busted or the glass fell off the track)

My wife's does not touch the glass at all..

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This type does touch the glass. It is the kind that gets pressed into the channel not the stick on type.

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2006 CRD Limted 4x4, Inferno Red, 22G package, Heated Leather Seats
GRD Eco Tune, CRD Frankenlift II, Super Skid I, 245x75R16 BFG Alterrain AT, ARB Bull Bar, Rock Rails, Kilby Tank Skid, Skid Row Transfer Case Skid

Some dealers are lame, so they could say that they were the cause.

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I agree with se7en & Jeep dawg,I have the IN-CHANNEL & never had a problem been there for 2 yrs,if the window still moves down & up to a certain point ( on the up ) probably just jumped track,our dump trucks at work have the same problem & there roll ups

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No lawyer but seems that this is the type of situation that consumer protection laws are written for. Dealership should do the repair under warranty. If the inserts caused the problem then DC can go after the manufacturer to get the $ for the repair. If the inserts are installed incorrectly and this caused the damage then the installer would be on the hook for the costs.

IMO, I'd just take them off and play dumb...why hassle?

JP