Slow passenger window? Check this out.
12-24-2006, 09:01 PM
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Originally Posted by PewterY2KZ28
Sent you a PM and a payment ( paypal)..
Let me know that you got it.. & when items will go out..
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Let me know that you got it.. & when items will go out..
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Just got mine. Very Fast Shipping. Will install probably next thursday.
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I'll be buying one of these next month. Good idea.
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12-25-2006, 01:12 PM
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I'm just wondering about those who bought new window motors from AutoZone or Advance Auto Parts? How come they aren't having power starvation issues? Or are they? I ask because I was planning to replace both of my motors with aftermarket ones.
12-25-2006, 03:52 PM
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I just recently replaced both of my window motors with the Autozone motors and actually I am having no problems at all with them. In fact, the windows go up and down faster than they ever did with the stockers.
I just bought this kit to keep the PS motor working this way for a long time...
I just bought this kit to keep the PS motor working this way for a long time...
12-25-2006, 08:21 PM
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Gonna be purchasing soon my passenger side window doesnt stop but is going up slow goes down fast though 
?? anyways I replaced my drivers side motor 500 miles later it wants to overheat still what do yall recommend? white lithium on the arms or whats the dealio??? I want these damn things fixed reasonably for some time door panels aint fun
?? anyways I replaced my drivers side motor 500 miles later it wants to overheat still what do yall recommend? white lithium on the arms or whats the dealio??? I want these damn things fixed reasonably for some time door panels aint fun 
12-26-2006, 10:18 AM
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Originally Posted by Havok2
i went to the site
it window closes itself??
it window closes itself??
Yes the video on the site shows the before and after videos of 3 different cars so you will see the windows closing slow/ not closing then it will show them closing properly.
12-26-2006, 10:20 AM
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Originally Posted by CULATR
I plan on getting 2 kits for my rides soon as I get a chance but out of curiosity whats the next cool thing autotrix plans on making???
Our next two products involve no need to change the heater core when it goes out on vehicles where it is a pain in the a$$. And a safety/cosmetic mod for the f-body's.
Keep your eyes open in the sponsor project forum, we are going to be posting some videos to get people opinion before we actually put the new fbody product on the market.
12-26-2006, 10:22 AM
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Originally Posted by Gun5
Gonna be purchasing soon my passenger side window doesnt stop but is going up slow goes down fast though ?? anyways I replaced my drivers side motor 500 miles later it wants to overheat still what do yall recommend? white lithium on the arms or whats the dealio??? I want these damn things fixed reasonably for some time door panels aint fun
?? anyways I replaced my drivers side motor 500 miles later it wants to overheat still what do yall recommend? white lithium on the arms or whats the dealio??? I want these damn things fixed reasonably for some time door panels aint funGoes down fast because gravity and the springs are helping it.
Driver side could already be worn out from using it at the same time as the passenger side consistantly under powering both motors. Installing the kit will insure the driver side is getting proper power all the time.
We do recommend using the lithium grease on all the internal moving parts.
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12-27-2006, 11:56 PM
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The idea alone is worth $30!! 
I replaced the motor on the drivers side and what a PITA!!! I never want to do that again. Hated every minute of that miserable afternoon.
Now my passenger motor works, sometimes it doesn't. I was not looking forward to replacing this one and I think I will just buy this revolutionary kit and hope for the best. If it doesn't work, I'll just drive around with the window up all the time.
I replaced the motor on the drivers side and what a PITA!!! I never want to do that again. Hated every minute of that miserable afternoon.Now my passenger motor works, sometimes it doesn't. I was not looking forward to replacing this one and I think I will just buy this revolutionary kit and hope for the best. If it doesn't work, I'll just drive around with the window up all the time.
12-29-2006, 11:31 PM
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Just spotted this. I bought a 2000 SS in Aug. and have had the passenger side window actually stop going up once when it was really still a few inchs from being closed. I actually thought well there goes that motor. When I later started the car it went up the rest of the way. I almost always put the windows up and down together and often sit in my car at lunch during the week only to watch the pass. side go up really slow. Heck, its always really slow by comparison.
Long story shorter, I'm real happy to have spotted this thread and will be trying your product shortly. I thought I was in for a motor replacement, but it now seems I have possibly found the real solution.
Thanks.........
Long story shorter, I'm real happy to have spotted this thread and will be trying your product shortly. I thought I was in for a motor replacement, but it now seems I have possibly found the real solution.
Thanks.........
12-31-2006, 02:25 AM
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Originally Posted by luedecke09
Just bought one, hope to have it in before the 8th 
Originally Posted by Jimmyz
I'd like to do this as well. Also if you have any install pics please send those too.
Thanks!
Thanks!