I have noticed that since I got my car, the windows have always been slow, or rather lacked in power. When I got my windows tinted they got even slower, but the kicker is when it is wet the passenger sindow won't even rol up. Sometimes it moves at a snails pace, but it is slow as all hell. Is there a fix for this or are the scissor mechanisims in the doors bent or something? Please help because I will have my door panels off this week. Thanks.

 

bad motor? or the rubber strips could be to tight? I know my passenger side window is slow and kinda gets tension when going up (as if it's not straight) I just roll it back down a touch then up again and it goes up with ease...

 

spray some silicon lube in the track on both sides of the window (take off the door panel and do this while the window is rolled up). Fixed.

 

dude i got an 00 si too ....... so many threads ive seen aobut this i want to know too mine do the same

 

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thats what i do...works everytime...

 

Had that problem before ..

Just bought a new motor and its worked fine every since.

 

i have a 99' si and my windows seem to do the same thing....
HORRIBLE

 

as stated above, just go to your local automotive store and buy some silicone spray and spray in the tracks and it will fix the problem. Has worked numerous times on my friend's cars.

 

Awesome, thanks guys!

 

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yup. They have window track lube at home depot made exactly for this ****