Velliety

#1

Hi guys!
It's finally started to get a little chilly here, and my power windows on the Celi have been really slow since it's gotten cold. Does anyone know why this is and what I might be able to do to fix them?
Thanks!
Samantha

HaRv3sTeR

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QUOTE(Velliety @ Oct 26, 2006 - 11:49 AM) [snapback]496255[/snapback]

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Hi guys!
It's finally started to get a little chilly here, and my power windows on the Celi have been really slow since it's gotten cold. Does anyone know why this is and what I might be able to do to fix them?
Thanks!
Samantha

same problem but i think this is very comon on cars with PWs, though im storing my car on winters now

hurley97

#3

its normal. everything sticks a little in the cold until it warms up.

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#4

you live in SC its not that cold.

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sinner96ST

#5

mine were frozen the other night, as in, i couldn't lower them at all, they were stuck.

after it heats up, it's fine. you just gotta let the heater blast for a few minutes.

laff09

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mine were frozen the other night, as in, i couldn't lower them at all, they were stuck.

after it heats up, it's fine. you just gotta let the heater blast for a few minutes.

If your windows are frozen up, its probably a sign that its too cold to put them down

Velliety

#7

You're right - it's really not THAT cold here. The longer I stay in the south, the colder it seems....
Samantha

K-ESD

#8

my guess is the grease on the gears harden up to a tar like consistancy, mine does the exact same thing

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