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  1. #1
    dre24k
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    my window goes up real slow after it rains

  2. #2
    lube the runchannel with some type of liquid silicon.

  3. #3
    unclesteve
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    passenger window

    i'm having the same problem. it's more then likely your window motor. it's a dealer only part. it costs around $125.00.

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    <div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(dre24k)</div><div class='quotemain'>my window goes up real slow after it rains Â*:(</div>

    i'd listen carefully when it does that. to help pinpoint the problem, maybe there is friction somewhere, maybe there is a short, maybe on of the window mechanisms are slipping or damaged

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    <div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(manybrews)</div><div class='quotemain'>probably a failed window regulator..

    i think i replaced a few THOUSAND of those from 94 to 97, before they changed the design.</div>

    So my 98 has the re-designed model? Kewl...
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    smonijhay
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    yeah I got the same problem, my driver's side window sometimes just doesn't want to roll up (and that was AFTER I replaced the regulator). I think I may have a short in mine. When I fiddle with it for a few minutes, it goes back up. Sometimes I have to "help" my back window go up because it gets stuck. I can tell that one isn't a power issue..... just sticky

  7. #7
    Quote Originally Posted by 2True
    Quote Originally Posted by manybrews
    probably a failed window regulator..

    i think i replaced a few THOUSAND of those from 94 to 97, before they changed the design.
    So my 98 has the re-designed model? Kewl...
    it still has the potential to fail.

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    LOL, always the optimist manybrews! haha, I burned one out last winter trying to open a window that was frozen shut! Come to think of it, most of my car problems boil down to me being an idiot... I'm getting better though :thumbsup:
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  9. #9
    94reyES
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    Common problem

    Quote Originally Posted by manybrews
    probably a failed window regulator..

    i think i replaced a few THOUSAND of those from 94 to 97, before they changed the design.
    I had to replace my power window motor on my 94ES last year. A buddy of mine had the exact same problem. I guess you'd have to do the same.

  10. #10
    im serious when i said ive replaced a thousand of those, you know..


    alright, maybe thats a small exaggeration, but not much.. i think my record was 6 in a day, and at least one everyday for 18 days.


    they were REALLY crappy...

  11. #11
    smonijhay
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    Question: Has Mitsu ever recalled those regulators?

  12. #12
    mozelle69
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    I guess I can chime in with the same problem.....at first, it would be slow to roll up.....then it would have to make up its mind if it wanted to go.....now I can roll the SOB down, but it won't go back up....however, this is only with the control on the driver side.....the control on the passenger door does fine.....

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