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Originally Posted by Bryceness
(Post 168779)
Get some white lithium spray grease, take off your door panels, and spray the ACTUAL window tracks (where the rollers roll). This'll make your window operation as smooth as butter and you'll impress the drive-through lady with the speed at which your window rolls down lol.
http://www.miata.net/garage/lubricating_windows.html |
thanks for all the advice from all of you, I wasnt realy looking for advice but shit, free advice:) I was gonna try lubing up things in there, but the only window I have ever fixed were honda gear type window so thanks for the pointers on where to lube :bigtu:
i know... its just that beer makes me type bad |
uh. thanks foor the reminder. my driver side crank window is becoming hard as hell to roll down. figure it's the old grease getting hard from mixing with dirt...
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Originally Posted by mazda/nissan
(Post 168479)
i had my driver side window go down but not come back up the other day, i was afraid that i would have to start digging into the door, but checked the switch in the console first. Some black charring or something had deposited on the electrodes and when cleaned off works like a champ. but for you i'd make sure its all still on the rails first
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Originally Posted by TonyC
(Post 168961)
uh. thanks foor the reminder. my driver side crank window is becoming hard as hell to roll down. figure it's the old grease getting hard from mixing with dirt...
the ones I've seen have a brush inside the coil to keep it clean. |
Originally Posted by TonyC
(Post 168961)
uh. thanks foor the reminder. my driver side crank window is becoming hard as hell to roll down. figure it's the old grease getting hard from mixing with dirt...
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