Gun5

iTrader: (37)

And I noticed Both the rails that run up and down in that space where u can stick your head are bent in towards the door skin.. so I bent the drivers side back (well almost straight) and used some white lithium grease all over the rails... goes down fast but its stilll wanting to to grind to a stop going up after I roll it down more then once... then it starts making that gay underdash beeping

BTW brand new window motor maybe 700 miles with really light use (its been cold so no down window driving)

I know what todo for the passenger side (that autotrix ****) will the soddering of my driver side motor be my cure or is it a waist?

Gun5

iTrader: (37)

bumptt i know this has happend to other peoples doors

BigDaddyBry

iTrader: (15)

I'm having a hard time understanding your original question/problem (the first paragraph). Maybe I'm not alone and that's why you haven't got a response yet.

1987firechicken

Yeah are you talking about the window guide tracks inside your door?? If so, I don't think you should have bent those they are normally bent inwards stock and I don't see how they could have possibly be bent inside your door that would have to be some weird **** going on in there. Also it sounds like you got a crap replacement motor hope you got the ones with the lifetime warranty. And as far as the soldering the window motor on the drivers side, what are you talking about?? Soldering what? It should be a plug that goes into the motor not raw wires, and if so, the better connection from the solder would be minimal unless the wires were severly corroded but then you couldn't solder them anyhow.... I'm confused here.

Gun5

iTrader: (37)

theres a little thin piece in the motors which u can solder so it gets more power and doesnt overheat or do that safety stop **** or w/e.. theres a few threads on it


ya the window guide track that goes up and down?? is it suppose to be bent stock? id think that would create resistance but i wont **** with it if its suppose to be like that

1987firechicken

Don't bend anything inside your door it is almost impossible for anything in there to get bent unless you took a hit or you have the strongest window motor ever (stock will burn out or give up well before any guides bend and I'm sure the rollers would pop before that metal bends.) As far as the soldering the piece sounds like another temp fix but I haven't heard of this so it may work but for me, I just shelled out the extra money for the Lifetime warranty motor so if it does that they WILL be getting it back. I say spend the 40 $$ and buy a lifetime warranty motor and just replace it.

Gun5

iTrader: (37)

ya i a $20 ebay motor im gonna try soldering it first iv heard it works.. heyy why not i ******* hate the motors on these cars doors

Weezzer

But do you hate your english teachers as much as your window motors?

Seems like your getting more work out of your window motors than you've ever got out of your english teachers...

wowsers

iTrader: (7)

clever
i understood everything

autotrix

iTrader: (5)

It's not poop!!!

Our kit can really wake up and extend your passenger window motor life!

Gun5

iTrader: (37)

ya iv never been good at english sent structure yet i made a 4 on the TAKS writing or whatever a year or 2 ago.. funny lol guess god passed me