Slow electric windows
Slow electric windows
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razorman

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440 posts

259 months

Friday 11th March 2005
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Search is not working at the momemt, but I remembered the other day that someone suggested using a silicon spray in the channels.
Just searched on e-bay under "silicon spray" and there was only one item that came up.
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=312&item=5370184770&rd=1&ssPageName=WDVW

Just thought I would share.
Anyone think it would work?

CHRIS43

351 posts

279 months

Friday 11th March 2005
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Is the pointy hat optional or for protection?

chimtvr

1,315 posts

263 months

Friday 11th March 2005
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whenever i see a post like this im curious
what were you really searching for when you stumbled across this??

razorman

Original Poster:

440 posts

259 months

Friday 11th March 2005
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chimtvr said:
what were you really searching for when you stumbled across this??


I looked on e-bay as I think the thread suggested that you could get some from a wet suit manufacturer, but there aren't many of those it Berkshire. If you don't beleive me go on e-bay and search for silicon spray and see what comes up.

chimtvr

1,315 posts

263 months

Friday 11th March 2005
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lol yeah yeah

Podie

46,649 posts

304 months

Friday 11th March 2005
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razorman said:
Search is not working at the momemt, but I remembered the other day that someone suggested using a silicon spray in the channels.


Possibly me, in the S series forum.

Pop to your local Halfords and part with £5 for a yellow spray can of silicon spray and coat the rubbers... it's quite likely they are causing the windows to slow.

If that doesn't work you're into removing door cards... which isn't fun...

razorman

Original Poster:

440 posts

259 months

Saturday 12th March 2005
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Podie said:

Pop to your local Halfords and part with £5 for a yellow spray can of silicon spray and coat the rubbers... it's quite likely they are causing the windows to slow.


Can this be used on the "brushes" as well on the aluminium uprights?

david beer

3,982 posts

296 months

Saturday 12th March 2005
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The spray stuff helps but the main reason is the poor wiring/cable used, causing voltage drop. A relay joined at the connector before it goes into the door will cure it, the cable from there to the motor is fine.

mongoose

4,360 posts

284 months

Saturday 12th March 2005
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david beer said:
The spray stuff helps but the main reason is the poor wiring/cable used, causing voltage drop. A relay joined at the connector before it goes into the door will cure it, the cable from there to the motor is fine.
similar problem with the later lcd odo speedos it would seem.when i have my headlights on,if i use the wipers the speedo dips when the wipers stop and start!!! good old tvr