slow power windows
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1. Clean the insides of the switches. Make sure you don't loose any parts. There aren't many, just be careful.
2. Grease the mechanisms. It's amazing how atrified something will get after 20+ years.
3. Do a search for power windows. There is a thread on here somewhere talking about putting relays in the power window circuits. As they are wired straight through the switch from the factory. Thus limiting the available power to drive them.
Brian
2. Grease the mechanisms. It's amazing how atrified something will get after 20+ years.
3. Do a search for power windows. There is a thread on here somewhere talking about putting relays in the power window circuits. As they are wired straight through the switch from the factory. Thus limiting the available power to drive them.
Brian
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My windows are real slow also. The main problem with mine is the track. I need to replace the gasket felt stuff (whatever it is made of). The felt stuff is so bad that the guide will not guide the window up straight. I have to use my hand to help it a little. Some day I will fix this, but right now it is very cold.
#12
My problem with slow roll up was like Nick-7's, the felt in the track was getting out of place. I seated it back in, then put everything back together and it lasted for two days before coming out again. So when I fixed it again, I gently bent the metal tracks that hold the felt so they fit more tightly against the window. Problem solved, they have been working perfectly for several months now.
Ray
Ray
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Hehe, i have this problem also, only work when they want, same as the windscreen wipers, its quite humarous, it freaks people out, sometimes they work sometimes they dont, iv driven down a highway doing 110km/h holding my doors open to get air through cos they got stuck up, they wokd again the next day but wouldnt go back up. the windscreen wipers ramdomly flick on and of anytime they want. my car is posesed hey. i think its getting me back for thrashing it. I gotta do a whole re-wire. grr...
#16
Originally posted by ArmyOfOne
the silicone spray did wonders, now off I go to find that relay thread...
the silicone spray did wonders, now off I go to find that relay thread...
This is the Correct one.
http://www.wankel.net/~krwright/cars/cars.html
#17
Right site there DF, just not a direct link to the page concerning windows. This one will get you there quicker though.
http://www.wankel.net/~krwright/cars...r_windows.html
Brian
http://www.wankel.net/~krwright/cars...r_windows.html
Brian