Driver window insanely slow up & down
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Driver window insanely slow up & down
Is this a common issue? I tried searching a while back and don't remember seeing anything.
It's just getting really annoying now that's it cold and rainy outside and it seems to take a really long time to get the window up (or down) when trying to reach the drive-thru, toll, ticket to garage, etc....
It's just getting really annoying now that's it cold and rainy outside and it seems to take a really long time to get the window up (or down) when trying to reach the drive-thru, toll, ticket to garage, etc....
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Tint is usually the problem. I had this issue on my camry. You need to clean the inside of the window well, 'invisible glass' works best, and then i applied some rainX on the outside of the window...problem solved.
otherwise, you have a motor on its way out or the alignment/fitment of the glass on the track is off a bit.
otherwise, you have a motor on its way out or the alignment/fitment of the glass on the track is off a bit.
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Thats how I did it after loosing the auto roll feature for disconnecting the battery. The FAQ however links to this post https://g35driver.com/forums/1841124-post3.html. So try both i guess?
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Tint is usually the problem. I had this issue on my camry. You need to clean the inside of the window well, 'invisible glass' works best, and then i applied some rainX on the outside of the window...problem solved.
otherwise, you have a motor on its way out or the alignment/fitment of the glass on the track is off a bit.
otherwise, you have a motor on its way out or the alignment/fitment of the glass on the track is off a bit.
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I had the exact same issue with my drivers window last winter when the temps dropped. Turned out that all I needed was some grease/lube on the window frames tracks and all was well.
Whatever was there before dried out after 2 years. Try this solution first before suspecting the motor or making a trip to the dealer.
Whatever was there before dried out after 2 years. Try this solution first before suspecting the motor or making a trip to the dealer.
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I had the exact same issue with my drivers window last winter when the temps dropped. Turned out that all I needed was some grease/lube on the window frames tracks and all was well.
Whatever was there before dried out after 2 years. Try this solution first before suspecting the motor or making a trip to the dealer.
Whatever was there before dried out after 2 years. Try this solution first before suspecting the motor or making a trip to the dealer.