Passenger Window acting funny - Tims fault!

Check your weather stripping. If its drying out it puts alot more load on the window motor. On my old 86 I had to actually move the window by hand. I thought the motor was junk, but it turned out to be just the weather stripping. MY Bronco's back window is now doing the same thing.

MadDAWG

If you suspect the weather stripping as the cause of loading down the window motor, try using a silicone spray on the stripping. It lubricates rubber and repels water. "Snap" is one manufacturer that comes to mind. It can also be used to prevent freezing of doors, trunk lids, locks as well as eliminating squeaks.

HTH

-- Mike

Exactly how mine behaves with the one-touch module. Always ran slower, too. Up 'til now, mine was the only car that Tim had heard of that did this. You'll find it works great after a rain when things are still wet. ___ Neil

then maybe some silicone spray would be in order..

get some, give it a try, let me know... LOL!!!

Kate

| > I suspect that the window is binding a bit within the tracks, causing the | > relay to think it has come to the end of it's track. | > It has always gone down slower than the drivers side window and seemed as if | > there was a bit of strain on the motor, not a lot, but you can hear it | > working a bit harder. | | Exactly how mine behaves with the one-touch module. Always ran slower, | too. Up 'til now, mine was the only car that Tim had heard of that | did this. You'll find it works great after a rain when things are still | wet. | ___ | Neil |