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Electric window sluggish

pudzey101 · 2014-11-08 23:29:12

noticed today that my passenger windows goes down halfway no problem , but then it gets real sluggish and a grinding/screechy noise comes from it , is the motor or regulator on the way out ? its a 97 honda integra . will have to take the door card off monday and have a look where its getting slowed down from.

08-11-2014 11:29pm

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noticed today that my passenger windows goes down halfway no problem , but then it gets real sluggish and a grinding/screechy noise comes from it ,

is the motor or regulator on the way out ? its a 97 honda integra . will have to take the door card off monday and have a look where its getting slowed down from.

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#2 09-11-2014 12:25am

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Try a bit of silicon spray on the rubber first.

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#3 09-11-2014 12:28am

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Stoolbend wrote: »

Try a bit of silicon spray on the rubber first.

yeah was told that alright , or lithium grease spray which would be better ? just spray along both sides of the rubber with the straw attached yeah ?

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#4 09-11-2014 3:34am

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Ya. Silicon spray would definitely be better.

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#5 10-11-2014 9:21am

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For the mechanics inside the door I'd use lithium, since it's all metal. And silicon on the rubber (you will be wiping grease off the window for a while).

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