Window motors?
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I would assume it is because it is such a long heavy window and the motor isn't quite big enough.
Also my personal opinion it is when it gets to the top and has to push into the weather stripping to create a water tight seal. I have owned multiple 93-02 f-bodies, when the motors are getting weak if you barely open the door so the window doesn't come in contact with weather stripping when u are rolling the window up it seems to help alot.
Also my personal opinion it is when it gets to the top and has to push into the weather stripping to create a water tight seal. I have owned multiple 93-02 f-bodies, when the motors are getting weak if you barely open the door so the window doesn't come in contact with weather stripping when u are rolling the window up it seems to help alot.
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i've replaced one as soon as I got my Z. my mother has had hers replaced 4 times. she's only had her WS6 a bit longer than me too. she tends to slam her door pretty good though. I used fatmat in my doors and close them gently.
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They fail because neither window is receiving the proper power. The passenger side windows power actually come from the drivers side windows power. I've metered it out and the drivers side gets around 10.7V and the passenger only gets 7.8V. Since they're always under powered it puts added stress on the motor and they burn out. They're trying to pull 12V and it's just not there.
I did the equivalent of the Autotrix fix (just built it myself) with my own wiring and relays so now both motors get a full 12V directly from the battery instead of using the factory supplied power. Neither have slowed in the 2 years I've had them wired up this way.
I did the equivalent of the Autotrix fix (just built it myself) with my own wiring and relays so now both motors get a full 12V directly from the battery instead of using the factory supplied power. Neither have slowed in the 2 years I've had them wired up this way.
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They fail because neither window is receiving the proper power. The passenger side windows power actually come from the drivers side windows power. I've metered it out and the drivers side gets around 10.7V and the passenger only gets 7.8V. Since they're always under powered it puts added stress on the motor and they burn out. They're trying to pull 12V and it's just not there.