for the integra sedan... put some on a cloth, and wipe it onto the window seal...

What also works, is a good, thick, protectant... as it is usually pretty slippery... I used Armor All "dealers advantage" protectant... its been in there for months and the windows still work great!

 

thanks im going to try that....but will that leave residue on the window?

 

oh ok i get it... no wd40

 

yeah but doood, if u lubricate it, it will only take half of ur current strenght to roll the window, thus goin twice as fast, half the effort. lol or screw it, get aftermarket pw, cuz i am. :chuckles:

 

yes it will... you made need a new gasket, or motor. The main problem is it gets dried out and doesn't go over it smooth

 

Thanks for the info bro:thumbup: Will definatly have to try this tomorrow.

 

thanks for the tip. That was a good one.

 

just a thought, maybe i can spray that silicon on my engine and maybe it will go faster?

 

I wished that this useful post applied to my car. I just have "pawis" windows...

 

I've actually taken the whole window motor, and arm and everything out and regreased (using non-spray silicone, much thicker than spray, lasts longer) and lubed up the whole deal. I didn't notice any difference

btw: I did this this past summer... i don't think its any faster at least... but oh well.

A new drivers side window motor may be in order next summer