drivers side window intermittent
drivers side window intermittent
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flyboy6t9r

Original Poster:

10 posts

264 months

Saturday 29th January 2005
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the drivers side window goes up goes down and then sometimes stops up or down or somewhere in between
the windows are slow is it an earth broken wire or is the motor buggered ????
anybody got a wireing diagram for a 94 chimaera

i also want a new hood and creme leather seats where do I go ????

apart from that the cars great

Ive a had lotus scimitars corvettes 246 dino spyder
aston martin ford gt 40 rep with the right engine and box

but this is the most fun after flying my plane and great sex

snorky

2,322 posts

280 months

Sunday 30th January 2005
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you have sex whilst flying your plane ??? isn't that dangerous

chimleic

254 posts

265 months

Sunday 30th January 2005
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Here are some options for you....

LEATHER

Martrim (01606 834480)
www.martrim.co.uk/
or

www.ajtrimming.co.uk

ELECTRIC WINDOWS

Slow windows are a typical problem on Chimaeras. Other than fitting new motors, you may want to contact David at Mod-Wise (www.mod-wise.com) for electrical upgrades. I fitted a starter motor kit and it seemed to have a positive effect on all my electrics, including faster windows.

GreenV8S

31,017 posts

313 months

Sunday 30th January 2005
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If the window is just grinding to a halt, I'd say you probably have a mechanical problem - sticky seals or runners, that sort of thing. If it moves in fits and starts it's more likely to be an electrical fault. Worth checking the state of the wiring between the body and the door as wires can get chopped here.

joospeed

4,473 posts

307 months

Sunday 30th January 2005
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You can also try getting rid of the two plug style connectors in the door loom to the motor and just solder the wiring direct onto the motor terminals .. works a treat and no more corroded connector problems

peter is dead right about the channel thing tho .. check the guide felts and alignment which can make things nice and smooth again

chimleic

254 posts

265 months

Sunday 30th January 2005
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Re: sticky seals. What's best to lubricate them?

wolosp

2,337 posts

294 months

Sunday 30th January 2005
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chimleic said:
Re: sticky seals. What's best to lubricate them?
I'd get some silicon grease or spray - Halfords or similar place will stock it. Be careful not to get it on the steering wheel or anything you need to be grippy though!

Zippee

14,125 posts

263 months

Monday 31st January 2005
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I had a similar problem with my passenger side window, turned out the motor had come off its mounts. Offord's took it all apart and re-fitted it for me and works absolutely fine now.