Window Track Lube
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Window Track Lube
Hey guys. My windows are going down slower, and I've heard people talking about greasing up the tracks, but I don't know what to use. Is there something in particular that I should use?
Thank you,
-AJ
Thank you,
-AJ
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I've seen several posts where people said silicone spray works well.
I use this stuff but it's expensive and I already had it.
VW Sunroof Grease - G00045002 - IDParts.com
I use this stuff but it's expensive and I already had it.
VW Sunroof Grease - G00045002 - IDParts.com
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I'd be more inclined to use powdered graphite. It will likely embed in the tracks and it doesn't draw dirt and make a paste. If I'm wrong on this, you can always try a wet lube - but you can't un-oil the track if you try that first.
The motor might be getting weak. If lubing doesn't square it away, you might need to take the motor out and see if the brushes can be replaced (I doubt it). When replacing small DC motors, I always try electric motor shops before I go to the stealership.
The motor might be getting weak. If lubing doesn't square it away, you might need to take the motor out and see if the brushes can be replaced (I doubt it). When replacing small DC motors, I always try electric motor shops before I go to the stealership.
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