Whats up with that? Sometimes it's REALLY sloww, like 2x slower than the rest!

 

My first guess would suggest your motor is taking a you know what. Does it or has it ever made a funny noise before this happened? Also in case you have factory alarm, hold down unlock button and see if they both go down at same time. I think doing this takes the door switch out of play.

 

Ya, when i do it from the alarm, they go down at the same time.

 

Maybe you need to clean/lubricate the channels that the window travels up and down. Here is a faq from Steve Scutchen's website about slow power windows:
http://web2.airmail.net/scutchen/max_faq/index.htm

"Q: On my Maxima, the power windows are very slow going up. Is there any way to speed them up?

A: One suggestion I've seen on the Maxima mailing list is:

This is a common problem on a lot of Nissans. Simply lubricate the window channel and other areas around the channel where the window contacts with *dry* silicone lubricant. It is a spray lubricant that can be found at most hardware stores and home improvement centers. It may leave a whitish stain on black rubber parts--simply rub gently with a rag and it will dissapear. Don't use "wet" lubricants (i.e., WD40) because the petroleum carrier may damage the rubber gaskets/seals around the window. The dry lubricant dry in seconds and leaves a silcone residue that provides the lubrication.

While yet another opinion reads:

The product I used is made by Elmers/Borden, "Slide All - with Teflon", I bought mine at an Ace hardware store. I wanted to use this Teflon spray because over on the IZCC list there were people complaining about the silicone spray damaging their paint! It is a small white can with an orange top. Stock # E450. This stuff is great, I use it for lots of other OT items."




[Edited by Ravq on 01-13-2001 at 09:54 AM]

 

This would lead me to beleive that the switch on the door probably has bad or dirty contacts cause the remote brings them down at the same time. I don,t suppose you might have spilled something on their that would have caused this?