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pastorscott

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04 Burb. Man my power windows are slow. I even replaced the motor on P=side frt and its still slow. The dr. Side isgetting slower by the day. Is there any lube to put on or what ??

 

thanks

 

Scott

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tekkitan

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04 Burb. Man my power windows are slow. I even replaced the motor on P=side frt and its still slow. The dr. Side isgetting slower by the day. Is there any lube to put on or what ??

 

thanks

 

Scott

 

my passenger side is slower than the rest. when i bought it from the dealer, they had replaced the driver motor and it is fast as hell now. if it isn't the motor, not sure what it would be. lube everything?

nfisherman Enthusiast

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I had that problem on my last car. I took the inside door panel off and cleaned the window tracks. Then I sprayed them with some dry silicone lube. That fixed it.

 

04 Burb. Man my power windows are slow. I even replaced the motor on P=side frt and its still slow. The dr. Side isgetting slower by the day. Is there any lube to put on or what ??

 

thanks

 

Scott

the hammer Enthusiast

the hammer

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I had read the same fix nfisherman stated somewhere else on the forum before, that it was the tracks not being clean and lubed. I need to do this myself, my windows are CREEEEEEEEEPING these days.

the hammer Enthusiast

the hammer

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I had read the same fix nfisherman stated somewhere else on the forum before, that it was the tracks not being clean and lubed. I need to do this myself, my windows are CREEEEEEEEEPING these days.

the hammer Enthusiast

the hammer

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I had read the same fix nfisherman stated somewhere else on the forum before, that it was the tracks not being clean and lubed. I need to do this myself, my windows are CREEEEEEEEEPING these days.

Big_D Enthusiast

Big_D

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I had read the same fix nfisherman stated somewhere else on the forum before, that it was the tracks not being clean and lubed. I need to do this myself, my windows are CREEEEEEEEEPING these days.

 

damn hammer, musta hit the reply button 3 times. lol. My windows are slow as hell too. I can't see the tracks needing a cleaning, must need new motors i guess .... mine are slloooooowww.

svensk Senior Enthusiast

svensk

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Hey

see you got that Throttle body spacer on your info list. Did it really do anything or does it just look cool ?

 

thanks

It goes Whoo! Whoo!

Big_D Enthusiast

Big_D

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Hey

see you got that Throttle body spacer on your info list. Did it really do anything or does it just look cool ?

 

thanks

 

it whistles at all the girls, plus adds like minimum 30 HP to the wheels..... :D ......as if. naw it doesn't do a damn thing.

2000DV4.8 Senior Enthusiast

2000DV4.8

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Hey

see you got that Throttle body spacer on your info list. Did it really do anything or does it just look cool ?

 

thanks

 

it whistles at all the girls, plus adds like minimum 30 HP to the wheels..... :D ......as if. naw it doesn't do a damn thing.

 

 

 

At least he's honest... :lol:

the hammer Enthusiast

the hammer

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I had read the same fix nfisherman stated somewhere else on the forum before, that it was the tracks not being clean and lubed. I need to do this myself, my windows are CREEEEEEEEEPING these days.

 

damn hammer, musta hit the reply button 3 times. lol. My windows are slow as hell too. I can't see the tracks needing a cleaning, must need new motors i guess .... mine are slloooooowww.

 

 

Yeah lol I sure did!!! ha1 I tried to stop it but the train had left the station, Internet Explorer froze and I hit the button three times. I wonder if it gave me three posts to my count? I need to get up to 6 wrenches like Vmax2007.

MI 99XPL Enthusiast

MI 99XPL

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What type of lube is best? I don't want to make a mess of the windows with just any lube.

 

Also, do you clean the black tracks the window slides up and down in, or do you clean the metal system that moves the window up and down? Or both?

 

Thanks.

nfisherman Enthusiast

nfisherman

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Clean the black tracks that let the window slide up and down. After they're clean, let them dry and then apply a dry spray lube. I used Liquid Wrench Dry Lubricant. It worked well. If you use something oily, it would attract more dirt and smear the window.

 

While you're at it and your door is apart anyway, it wouldn't hurt to look at the lift mechanism and clean/grease if necessary.

 

What type of lube is best? I don't want to make a mess of the windows with just any lube.

 

Also, do you clean the black tracks the window slides up and down in, or do you clean the metal system that moves the window up and down? Or both?

 

Thanks.

pmax Enthusiast

pmax

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Check for freying on the cable of the window regulator. I have had to replace two on my 2500 HD and one on my Denali. In all casses the windows began to go slower and slower until enough of the cable strand bunched up and stopped the windows completely. Replacement of the reg is easy.

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