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Drivers side window painfully slow going up?

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Old Feb 28th, 2022, 14:04   #1
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Default Drivers side window painfully slow going up?

Battery is ok and other windows go up & down perfectly……
Window regulator?
If that’s the case has anybody replaced one?
If yes is there a write up on it by any chance ?
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Old Feb 28th, 2022, 14:46   #2
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Before you get rhe tools out clean the channels with a stiff brush and soapy water, allow to dry and then spray with dry lube.
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Old Feb 28th, 2022, 15:25   #3
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I'd go with spraying the channels the window runs up with furniture polish TBH. Quite often works a treat. other causes can be deformation of the window frame where someone has tried to break in or the rubber trim not being correctly in place or badly degraded.
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