Is there a simple way to adjust the rear of the drivers window in at the top? I know there are adjustment screws under the bottom of the door but I have no clue which one does what or what direction to turn. Door is aligned well and the gaskets are fine

 

There are 5 adjustment screws. You just need to loosen the bolt at the backside under the door and then turn the torx screw upwards a few turns at a time till you get it correct and then tighten the screw to lock it in place. Depending on where the leak is, you may have to adjust the one in the middle also.

 

Does anyone have pictures of the bolts and screws that need adjusting? I just got a shower as I went through a car wash because my window has a slight gap (1-3 mm) that is only getting worse. I know my car is 12 years old and the seal isn't the best anymore, but the window just needs to be raised a few MM to get a tighter gap. From what I see under the car door after removing a plastic piece are 3 bolts close together with the middle bolt having what I believe is the "torque screw" that cincy was talking about, but on the inside of the door, not the bottom but right at the bottom, is a rubber piece that comes off and reveals what seems to be another torque screw. Not sure what I'm supposed to screw or loosen or what? pictures would help with this explanation!! Thanks.

 

Did you ever find out which screws did what etc with your window adjustment ?