steelheadboy
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so i have a 1996 super cab and both the drivers and passanger side power windows are slower then slow can be on the way up. i cant figure out what is wrong. anyone have this problem before
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slow windows
- Thread starter steelheadboy
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Try lubing the window tacks with some silicone spray, it helps alot of the time.
thedangerranger93
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if that doesn't help check out the wiring for voltage drop. if theres corrosion in a switch/wire it'l do that too
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I have this problem in my '96 too. The passenger side is so slow it doesn't look like it's going to make it. I thought it was the motor and replaced it. Still the same. I haven't attempted to do anything else for it as of yet. I figured I'd lube it. Never thought of voltage drop.
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