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#2
i am assuming you meant to say windows in the first part of your sentence...anyway, mine also does this...the passenger is about a half second quicker. i just never really worried about it i guess.
#3
Do you have the auto down on the drivers side window? If so, are you pressing all the way down on the driver's side switch? Maybe the auto down takes longer to engage than just using the regular "hold down" button like on the passenger's window. Just an idea.
#4
Originally posted by spiff56747
Do you have the auto down on the drivers side window? If so, are you pressing all the way down on the driver's side switch? Maybe the auto down takes longer to engage than just using the regular "hold down" button like on the passenger's window. Just an idea.
Do you have the auto down on the drivers side window? If so, are you pressing all the way down on the driver's side switch? Maybe the auto down takes longer to engage than just using the regular "hold down" button like on the passenger's window. Just an idea.
#5
Try spray the silicon spary on your window rubber sill.
I think you could buy them for $3~4 bucks from Autopart store if I remember correctly.
These silicon spray will do the wonder on your slow window problem.
It also prevent your motor from burn out.
Think it as a grease for your window.
Hope this helps!
I think you could buy them for $3~4 bucks from Autopart store if I remember correctly.
These silicon spray will do the wonder on your slow window problem.
It also prevent your motor from burn out.
Think it as a grease for your window.
Hope this helps!
#7
if i spray on the rubber sill wont i get it all over the window when i put it down...kind of like after it rains or after washing? for the most part it really doesnt bother me, i've gotten used to the fact...funny because i am **** about most everything with my car.
#11
Funny that these little topics come up and I can relate to them.
My driver side window is slower, up or down, as someone said, probably because of more use of the driver's side.
To apply the "dry" silicone, just spray it on the sides, where the window is tracked.
My driver side window is slower, up or down, as someone said, probably because of more use of the driver's side.
To apply the "dry" silicone, just spray it on the sides, where the window is tracked.
#12
arggg... yes i meant mirrors and argg again...
i meant when i roll them up not down. dang i feel stupid. anyway, i feel like its the rubber slowing the window down, but the windows roll down fine. thanks for the help guys. i really do appreciate it. thanks,
john
i meant when i roll them up not down. dang i feel stupid. anyway, i feel like its the rubber slowing the window down, but the windows roll down fine. thanks for the help guys. i really do appreciate it. thanks,
john
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