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I forgot about the spray lithium. Much cleaner to work with - while you got it out, hit the hood and tailgate hinges too.
How fast are your windows?
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ben.orts
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No your not lol . I do it every time
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I think I will take the panels off at some point. I did notice today though that the window will speed up if i step on my gas pedal. Not sure what that means though.
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I just had a race with my windows... driver's side is just slightly faster than passenger side... 1/2 a second at most.
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I checked mine out, out of curiousity, pass. side was like 1/2 behind driver.
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1/2 a second.. or 1/2 a window?
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They're only as fast as i can turn em!
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yea i do the same hit them both at the same time and driver side wins everytime lol its weird my 01 was the same way no idea why i just said to hell with it lol long as they roll up i dont care
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Some times it's because the drivers side gets used so much more and all of the parts are worn in. Less friction from being used more.
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What I have noticed is that the front passenger window is the slowest of all of my windows. Even the rear windows are faster. And that is if you are pushing all of the switches at the same time. If I press only the front passenger switch, it speeds up a lot. So I'm thinking, at least in my case, it is a current issue.
But to be honest, it doesn't bother me enough to do anything about it.
But to be honest, it doesn't bother me enough to do anything about it.
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What I have noticed is that the front passenger window is the slowest of all of my windows. Even the rear windows are faster. And that is if you are pushing all of the switches at the same time. If I press only the front passenger switch, it speeds up a lot. So I'm thinking, at least in my case, it is a current issue.
But to be honest, it doesn't bother me enough to do anything about it.
Yea mine are the same way. And I feel the same way about it. As long as they roll up I don't care lol
Got_Hemi44
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For the most part mine are the same speed. There are times when the driver window closes first, but it may be me just not hitting the buttons at the same time.
