John Palumbo <[email protected]> wrote:
>You can try spraying the window rails with regular silicone spray purchased at >your local automotive emporium. Saturate the rails real good, also inside the >door itself, you need to take off the interior door panel for this. These are >impossible to get to from the window opening itself. > >Once there, you will notice that the bottom part of the rails are adjustable, >side to side just a slight bit. These have a tendency to bind over the years, >open these as much as you can. You can spray any rotating pulley mechanism >with WD-40 where applicable. All of this is the simple fix. > >If this doesn't work, but most times it does, I read somewhere that something >in the motor itself goes bad, a diode, windings or something. I have a >hard-time believing this because I have seen this type of malady on low >mileage cars. Common sense and unprejudiced logic will tell you that >electrical things fail from over use, not age. Unless of course it came >defective from the factory, hence the Marangoni effect (not Maratona) what >goes up, is not surely to come back down! > >Have a nice new year! > >aka: Outsourcing > > > >T-Mobile, America's First Nationwide 4G Network >Sent by Samsung Mobile -- to be removed from alfa, see http://www.digest.net/bin/digest-subs.cgi or email "unsubscribe alfa" to [email protected]
