My shower door has an opening above the shower door. Can I enclose this are with an aluminum louver type window that can be partially closed to give a sauna effect; and opened for a normal shower?

This vehicle is not equipped with a window relay... it uses a circuit breaker. A common problem on these older models is broken wiring between the door and door pillar where the wiring exits the door and enters the vehicle. The wiring is enclosed in a rubber boot and if you cut open the boot for inspection, you may find one or more broken wires due to flexing as the door is opened and closed.

I have the same problem with my Infiniti I35. If your window switch has a partial close position, you can hold it until close, otherwise you'll need to go into the door and adjust the top limit switch.

Have to buy and install a new aerial.

You need a small piece of aluminum foil ( like inside paper of a box of cigarette ) . Fold it somehow to become same size as the connection or a little bit biger. Put it between them. You should open the thing that make windows go up & down from the door and find the connection place. But watch to not destroy the wire. It is easy. I am not sure if I explain it enough. But it worked for me.

I'm not sure about the noise, but the jerking motion might be because your the center roller (located in the rear middle of the sliding door) has worn out and need to be replace. This is a will known problem.

Your problem is very hard to answer because 05-10 odyssey has so many problem with sliding door.

rear latch:
-door not to latch close
-door not to work

front latch:
-door not to open

lock actuator:
-door not to open
-door will pop when opening

window motor:
-window not to work
-door will only open half way

center roller:
-jerking motion when opening
-door kick back close while opening
-door kick back open while closing

Door motor:
-door not to work
-cause door to jam

good luck

Its the window regulator and sorry its non adjustable.The window regulator is made from a frame and a steel cable that can rust then ravel then break.You need a new window regulator.All hyundai cars give this problem.

inside the mechanical lock (The part that actualy holds the door shut when you close it) there is a switch that informs the control unit that the lock is either locked or unlocked.
These switches fail sometimes, when this happens the control unit is not aware that you have opened the door, and therefor will not wind the window down slightly.
The switch is integral with the lock unit, and they are not easy things to replace either.

did you check the fuses 1 st the window switch may be at fault but you should ck the fuses first or a test light to ensure power to the switch and to the motor often the wires going between the door jamb break just from the bending from opening and closing the door you should be able to jump { hot wire the motor to the window if you are confident in doing so very common issue but check the fuses first

Wind? I guess it would depend on if you have open mag rims and not enclose aluminum. Do you have air gaps on your rotors? those would be high performance rotors. Calipers may have air slots if they are high performance air flow type.

The wire harness/track assembly below the door needs replaced. It is a fairly simple operation that can be done in your driveway or garage. If you have any questions on how to replace feel free to ask.