Electric Window(s)

[GWilso]

Front windows are starting to go really slow the drivers side more so are they on individual motors? anyone know if this can be easy fixed or not?

Any advise appreciated

[Monster-Mat]

i have the motors, and are simple to fix

[GWilso]

Pm'd thanks matt

i have the motors, and are simple to fix

[swfcdan]

could it be the Battery, around this time last year i had to have my Battery replaced and this was one of the symptoms in addition to misfiring when starting.

ever since the Battery was replaced i havnt had a problem

[GWilso]

No batterys fine had it checked with doctor bones at my last geom check back windows are fine its just the front that are on the way out they run on individual motors so it makes sense that the fronts are wearing quicker than rears

could it be the battery, around this time last year i had to have my battery replaced and this was one of the symptoms in addition to misfiring when starting.

ever since the battery was replaced i havnt had a problem

[chips229]

Hi,

I might be worth spraying some WD40 down the window runners.My front passengers side window was lazy when going up.All the window rubbers were dry and causing drag on the window/glass.

I sprayed the window runners/rubbers and frame up and bobs your uncle,its now faster than the others.

I must do the rest now :D

Chips.

[GWilso]

Will give this a try thanks for the info

Hi,

I might be worth spraying some WD40 down the window runners.My front passengers side window was lazy when going up.All the window rubbers were dry and causing drag on the window/glass.

I sprayed the window runners/rubbers and frame up and bobs your uncle,its now faster than the others.

I must do the rest now :D

Chips.

[Sagitar]

Will give this a try thanks for the info

Hi,

I might be worth spraying some WD40 down the window runners.My front passengers side window was lazy when going up.All the window rubbers were dry and causing drag on the window/glass.

I sprayed the window runners/rubbers and frame up and bobs your uncle,its now faster than the others.

I must do the rest now :D

Chips.

I would be worried about using WD40 on rubber components. Both natural and synthetic rubbers may be prone to softening and swelling in the presence of some oils.

A number of companies (Holts for example) make spray-on lubricants formulated especially for use with rubber and plastics.