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Car Forum / Toyota / Camry / October 2005

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Intermittent windows

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George - 27 Oct 2005 12:28 GMT
The rear windows in my Toyota work intermittently.  When I lower them, they
only come up a few inches then stop.  If I wait a minute they will come up
a few more inches, wait and repeat until closed.  The driver's window which
gets the most use and should wear out first, works fine.  It doesn't matter
whether I use the window switch on the back door or front door, same result.
What's up?
George
NickySantoro - 27 Oct 2005 15:36 GMT
>The rear windows in my Toyota work intermittently.  When I lower them, they
>only come up a few inches then stop.  If I wait a minute they will come up
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>What's up?
>George

My first though would be the mechanisms need lubrication. In your
place I'd take the door panels off and check that out.
FWIW
YMMV
Wolfgang - 28 Oct 2005 02:03 GMT
Lubricate the tracks with silicon spray before you break the regulators @
$100 each. .

> The rear windows in my Toyota work intermittently.  When I lower them,
> they
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> What's up?
> George
 
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