Rear Hatch Window won't stop rattling

You have a SHORT, check for chafing of the wires...

What kind of vehicle is it?

take the back panel off and grease it if that dont work u may need a new handle.

sounds like the system needs lubricated you'll have to remove door panel to access the rods as well as the lock mechanism clean off an lub check for any bent or loose parts rubbing

1998 Blazer. hatch window lock keeps making a noise. like its trying to unlatch.i open window it stops.

Try buying a can of silicone spray, and spray the rubber weatherstrip that seals trunk lid to body, and any pivot points on hinges and see if it helps.

Chrysler Full-Size Trucks 1989-1996 Repair Guide
Stationary Side or Rear Window

(see Figures 1, 2 and 3)
You'll need an assistant for this job.

1. Remove the moldings surrounding the glass.
2. Have your assistant stand outside and support the glass.
3. Working from the inside truck, start at one upper corner and work the weatherstripping across the top of the glass, pulling the weatherstripping down and pushing outward on the glass until your assistant can grab the glass and lift it out.

Fig. 1: Work the weatherstrip seal in until fully seated

1. Remove the weatherstripping from the glass.

Fig. 2: Exploded view of the vent window mounting-Dakota models



Fig. 3: Exploded view of a common rear window mounting

To install:

1. Clean the weatherstripping, glass and glass opening with solvent to remove all old sealer.
2. Apply liquid butyl sealer, in the glass channel of the weatherstripping and install the weatherstripping on the glass.
3. Apply a bead of sealer to the opening flange and in the inner flange crevice of the weatherstripping lip.
4. Place a length of strong cord, such as butcher's twine, in the flange crevice of the weatherstripping. The cord should go all the way around the weatherstripping with the ends, about 18 in. (457mm) long each, hanging down together at the bottom center of the window.
5. Apply soapy water to the weatherstripping lip.
6. Have your assistant position the window assembly in the channel from the outside, applying firm inward pressure.
7. From inside, you guide the lip of the weatherstripping into place using the cord, working each end alternately, until the window is locked in place.
8. Remove the cord, clean the glass and weatherstripping of excess sealer and leak test the window.
9. Install the moldings.

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window gussets rattling? are you talking about the rubber piece behind the outside mirrors? if there is any concern with these gussets cousing a rattle i've never heard of it,when the gusset goes bad or gets deformed they cause a wind noise while driving,air seeps between the gusset and the weatherstrip,gussets deform over time because the window rides up it,the gusset actually moves back and forth against the weatherstrip due to the window constantly putting pressure on it when it rises and lowers hope this helps,by the way this is a easy fix,if this is the concern,roll the window down,open door and push mirror toward weatherstrip,if it doesn't correct you'll need a new gusset

take it back to who ever did the job, and tell them to adjust it

This could be a simple door adjustment. Have someone sit in the car while you push in on the hatch. See if the light goes off . If the light goes off, then adjust the striker plate so the hatch closes tighter.