sunroof
With any type of metal parts they will expand and contract with the weather and this seems like it may be what you are having a problem with considering this doesn't happen when It's cold. I suggest that you clean and grease the tracks of the windows.
Originally posted by 90'RS
With any type of metal parts they will expand and contract with the weather and this seems like it may be what you are having a problem with considering this doesn't happen when It's cold. I suggest that you clean and grease the tracks of the windows.
With any type of metal parts they will expand and contract with the weather and this seems like it may be what you are having a problem with considering this doesn't happen when It's cold. I suggest that you clean and grease the tracks of the windows.
Hondas are notorious for this. I have not owned one Honda or Acura that the motors for any window/sunroof got slow in the cold and rain. The motor on my driver's side door in my teg had to be replaced after a year. When it rained it went down but not up...you had to pull it up with one hand while pushing on the button with the other.
My friend had to do that.. She let another friend drive her car one day and told them about the window..They didnt liesten to well and broke the window? ANd they didnt even replace her window for her
Originally posted by DVPGSR
Hondas are notorious for this. I have not owned one Honda or Acura that the motors for any window/sunroof got slow in the cold and rain. The motor on my driver's side door in my teg had to be replaced after a year. When it rained it went down but not up...you had to pull it up with one hand while pushing on the button with the other.
Hondas are notorious for this. I have not owned one Honda or Acura that the motors for any window/sunroof got slow in the cold and rain. The motor on my driver's side door in my teg had to be replaced after a year. When it rained it went down but not up...you had to pull it up with one hand while pushing on the button with the other.


