SOLVED - Window slow to raise, 99 Accord
#1
SOLVED - Window slow to raise, 99 Accord
I've got a '99 Accord with power windows (I presume P/W are standard, oh well...) and when closing it, about halfway up, it seems to drag on something and goes very slow. Past 3/4 or so, it resumes normal speed. Going down is fine.
If it did it going up and down, I'd presume it's an alignment issue or simply getting stuck on something (what, I don't know).
What should I look for ? I have NOT removed the door panel yet but can do so as I'm sure that will be part of any solution...
If it did it going up and down, I'd presume it's an alignment issue or simply getting stuck on something (what, I don't know).
What should I look for ? I have NOT removed the door panel yet but can do so as I'm sure that will be part of any solution...
#2
I would start with the simple stuff first. Take some silicone grease and lubricate the rubber run channel. The vertical sections are where you want to focus.
Just watch the window go up. If it out of line, you should be able to see the window shift when it seals on the top.
Here is a video on replacing the channel.
Just watch the window go up. If it out of line, you should be able to see the window shift when it seals on the top.
Here is a video on replacing the channel.
#3
At first, I mixed up vertical and horizontal thinking you want me to apply lubrication "lengthwise". I thought, yeah, right, it might help but I won't be able to see out !
It is not out of line - I can confirm that. It remains very parallel to the top or bottom of the 'frame'.
It is not out of line - I can confirm that. It remains very parallel to the top or bottom of the 'frame'.
#4
Thanks !
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