Realigning window clips on oldsmoible alero

It's epoxy. YOu have to chisel and scrape GENTLY. See this post
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Are the clips that you are talking about the plastic ones that ride inside the track and attach to the cable?

Replacement clips are available through specialty auto parts stores...there are many tricks or solvents that will loosen the glue on the broken clip...if you damage the glass, you can find a popular window replacement, inspect the clip too, at your nearby salvage yard or online...Hope this helps.

IF IT IS A 6CYLINDER YES IF 4CY THAN JUST 1

Body Function Control ( or computer) usually a 5 volt source that sends signals to individual places, Like gauges, have you replaced the radio recently? the BCM could have gone bad which regualtes what the BFC does,

you are correct but if you pull the clips to high you will miss the alignment hole in the clips and it wont come out

you can go to a slavge junk yard and see if they have them there

There is 2 sash clips that need glued to the new window. Note the placement of the clips on the broken window. Get a goods glue from a local glass replacement company

first remove the door panel there are three screws that need to be removed first 2 under the inside door handle and 1 on the lower left hand side behind a reflector then pull off the panel it will be held on by push clips, once inside move the plastic weather bearrer to the side ,run the window half way down you should see 2 window holding brackets pull the window up so you can drop it in the brackets, first get some black window adhesive fill the brackets with adhesive put window in brackets and roll it up and leave it up for 24 hrs.If the brackets are broken you will have to replace the whole window motor assemly which you can get on line for 89.00 not the 250.00 at dealer and you can install it yourself its easy to do.

Open the hood. Look at the top edge of the headlight. About 1/3 to 1/4 of the way in from the inner edge of the housing, you'll see a rectangular clip, and about 10" outboard of that clip, you'll see a matching one. Simply pull up on those clips - they're slide locks for the headlight housing. Once you pull them up, you'll be able to pull the whole headlight housing out towards you, and from there, you can unclip and remove the bulb sockets in question.