my windows roll up way too damn slow, and i thought it was becuz of my battery cuz its was hella old n needed to be replaced. anyways i got a new battery but the windows still roll up slow. any ideas

 

That's how ALL Honda cars are, that I've been on. What my friend does is use some grease on the side rails of the window and also coats his window (inside and out) with wax. Makes it MAD slippery and smooth and glides in and out VERY quick.

 

Grease the tracks, Could be getting bound up in there, also window could be out of adjustment, i dont know if you can adjust that i had a window in my lebaron that went up HELLA slow cause if wasent seated right, but it was a convertable and had no track to sit in. Id give that a try and check to see how many amps you have going to the motors could be corroded connections too giving you a proplem and i remember the motors arent protected to well from the weather as youd think. Should help you out

 

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thanx a lot guys i thhink id rather grease the tracks then wax my windows

 

Did they just start to move slow, or have they always been slow. Could be the regulator, or maybe the grooves in the tracks are getting worn.

 

its started a couple of months ago

 

try putting some silicone spray on the rubber track that the window rolls up in. i did that to mine and it helped alittle bit.