i think all honda/acura windows are ****ed up...go ask the integra guys.....i dont think honda used there brains when it came to windows and how to make them perform...the only thing goin through there heads was VTEC,VTEC,VTEC,RICE,VTEC
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2001 EBP
aem
A'PEXi vafc
greddy evo
neuspeed fustb (polished)
reverse indiglo W/chrome bezel
silver interior kit
Phillips Vision+
neuspeed sports, not installed
JDM fogs
most likely getting the BMW 8 series, already has 19s and then chipping it and getting shorter gears....oh yeah, and under warranty too...ETA is about 2 years though, buying it from a friend
i had the same squeek and slower moving pass.side window as you guys mentioned.
one day i washed that window really good with pressure washer and was getting it ready to go to the dealer to get it fixed.
when i got there i decided to test the windows to show the dealer and weird enough the window was not squeeking or jittery AND it moved at the same speed as the driver's side.
a week later the squeek can back and i'm back to square one.
i think the main prob is that it needs to be properly cleaned and re-greased.
i had that problem. by some silicon in a can and spray it inside the felt the window goes up in, or next time at honda tell them and they will do it for free. no more squeaks
Originally posted by thomas i had that problem. by some silicon in a can and spray it inside the felt the window goes up in, or next time at honda tell them and they will do it for free. no more squeaks
thomas
Silicone spray is perfect for glass/rubber/plastic. I haven't tried it yet, but I have the same problems with my passenger window since day 1.
Originally posted by PREYLUDE i posted this topic awhile ago and there were some people out there that had suggested some ideas.
Did you try searching for the old topic to see what was suggested? If you've forgotten the topic of your thread, you can do a search on your own username to find all your posts.
Here is the FIX for a slow, or squeaky power window!!!
Silicone (best choice) or any other aerosol spray lubricant--
Put the straw attachment into the groove by the side view mirror, and spray away. The "stickyness" appears to be the front edge of the glass, and that rubber groove. The rear edge does not seem to be a problem. But it's a good idea to lube that as well.
My passenger window had been slow and sticky since DAY ONE! This fixed it. I was afraid I was going to have to take to the door apart and re-align the glass. Not any more!
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