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Old January 11th, 2007, 7:22 PM
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I have a new 2007 Tahoe LT3 and the rear window won't close on it. When you push it down to close it the lock won't hold it in place. I talked to the dealership and they want to look at it but I need it tonight for work.
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Not sure if this will work for this type of lock but here goes anyway....just looked at it...this will work

Either the lock is not locking or the button is stuck. Inspect the lock and make sure it's not in the closed position. Hit the switch see if it unlocks. If no, try and pull the latch with your fingers while hitting the button.With yourfingers, push closed the lock manually and then hit the button to open. This should help confirm if this switch is working. Check the rear hatch switch that it's O.K. and also the Key Fob and make sure that isn't stuck in the open position. If all looks O.K., try a little WD-40 on the lock and work it. If the lock will not stay in the locked position after all that there's nothing you can do other than have the lock replaced.

Hope I could help brother FF!
Old January 11th, 2007, 7:51 PM
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If for some reason you still cant get it closed dont forget about CO fumes leaking into the back of your vehicle. I would tape it shut or roll all the windows down. Stay Safe
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Well I was able to get it closed for now. I had to push the window extremely hard to get it closed. For some reason the lock mechanism doesn’t want to lock when you close the window normally. I called the dealership and they said bring it down tonight if I needed to but I am going to drop it off tomorrow since I was able to get it closed.
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might just be a loose latch. When it was closed it could of pushed back and the latch now locks deeper in the well than before.
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Default Rear window latch in locked position

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I have a new 2007 Tahoe LT3 and the rear window won't close on it. When you push it down to close it the lock won't hold it in place. I talked to the dealership and they want to look at it but I need it tonight for work.
If your latch is in the locked position with the window open all you need to do is push and hold the button on the lift gate and use your fingers to pull the latch back to the open position.
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how can you tell if its a loose latch? Im having the same issue with mine
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