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gulp3000 said:
Thats the plan if I ever roll the pig...or if a tree finds my roof.
Haha, My girlfriend made me ask this...
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Thats the plan if I ever roll the pig...or if a tree finds my roof.
Lithium Grease
Mine were brutal when I first bought it. Driver and passenger sides. I removed the door pannels and cleaned everything up. Hunks of old solidified grease and all sorts of gunk in there. Put a good coat of lithium grease on everything and closed it up.
That was at least four years or so ago. They still work nice and smooth.
I think anything short of opening, cleaning and greasing will be a temporary fix.
Good luck, Gordo
Mine were brutal when I first bought it. Driver and passenger sides. I removed the door pannels and cleaned everything up. Hunks of old solidified grease and all sorts of gunk in there. Put a good coat of lithium grease on everything and closed it up.
That was at least four years or so ago. They still work nice and smooth.
I think anything short of opening, cleaning and greasing will be a temporary fix.
Good luck, Gordo
Professional advice from this glass shop owner - white spray grease on all the regulator joints. Have to remove the door panel, obviously. If the joints are rusty, use liquid wrench first.
I'm guessing from your welding escapades that you won't take it anywhere, but if you can't make it work any better (& you're just quieting the noise in the right front seat), take it to a good auto glass shop. They know more about windows than any auto repair shop or dealer.
I'm guessing from your welding escapades that you won't take it anywhere, but if you can't make it work any better (& you're just quieting the noise in the right front seat), take it to a good auto glass shop. They know more about windows than any auto repair shop or dealer.
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Hey tinker if that doesnt work I'll just use duct tape to keep her mouth from moving.
Power windows what are those???
haha, Ive been in a few 62's, they all held the worlds record for slowest windows.
Power windows what are those???
haha, Ive been in a few 62's, they all held the worlds record for slowest windows.
Power window problems:
Check all electrical connections & wires - possible bad ground, etc.
Liquid Wrench & white grease all joints.
Possible switch problem.
Lastly, the motor.
Lowtide - my wife was yelling this summer about the noise from my tool box rattling around due to the clapped-out suspension. I told her I could fix that easily with $ & time. It was the noise from the right front seat I can't seem to stop. She shut up.
Check all electrical connections & wires - possible bad ground, etc.
Liquid Wrench & white grease all joints.
Possible switch problem.
Lastly, the motor.
Lowtide - my wife was yelling this summer about the noise from my tool box rattling around due to the clapped-out suspension. I told her I could fix that easily with $ & time. It was the noise from the right front seat I can't seem to stop. She shut up.
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is your key worn badly? I know my doors are hard to open with the copies...
This thread is still worthless without photos of the girlfriend...
and more than that one you took from 150 yards that you usually post, Al. I want to see chi-chis and regulators in beautiful, full color... :ikid,ikid:
and more than that one you took from 150 yards that you usually post, Al. I want to see chi-chis and regulators in beautiful, full color... :ikid,ikid: