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window stuck down (electric)
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window stuck down (electric)
I have a problem with my drivers door electric window I have had a sparky look at it and it isn't burnt out so has anybody had this drama. Its a BJ74 so I don't know what to do next any help is welcome.
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Did it drop (freefall) down or did you power it down and it stayed down?
Has the window been running slow lately?
Can you hear the motor trying to work, but sounds like not enough power to lift the window?
Try lubing the window guides. The windows were going slow in my car and eventually would stop. The advice I was given was to use silicone spray on the guides. 6 months later and they are still running like new.
Has the window been running slow lately?
Can you hear the motor trying to work, but sounds like not enough power to lift the window?
Try lubing the window guides. The windows were going slow in my car and eventually would stop. The advice I was given was to use silicone spray on the guides. 6 months later and they are still running like new.
I tried the silicone spray and it worked OK .. then I tried some of the "glide" spray that has teflon goop in it .. leaves a dry film behind .. works great and being dry does not attract dust etc.mike_nofx wrote:Did it drop (freefall) down or did you power it down and it stayed down?
Has the window been running slow lately?
Can you hear the motor trying to work, but sounds like not enough power to lift the window?
Try lubing the window guides. The windows were going slow in my car and eventually would stop. The advice I was given was to use silicone spray on the guides. 6 months later and they are still running like new.
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