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Old 07-28-2006, 12:18 AM
mcpga mcpga is offline
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Power Window Problem

The window in the driver's door(2000 Excursion) started going down slowly, now when I push "auto" it stops about 5 inches from going all the way down and I have to push the button two or three more times to get it all the way down. Goes up slowly too. Besides replacing the window motor is there anything else to check? Thanks.
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Old 07-28-2006, 07:12 AM
Banshee34 Banshee34 is offline
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I've noticed similar problems with mine (on both sides) and once they are cleaned well... inside and out.... they work great for a while.....

I'm considering pulling the panel off the door too to make sure there isn't a bunch of gunk in there.
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