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- outside shovelling snow
- Year, Model & Trim Level
- ................ 96 XLT ™
Passenger front window during cold temperatures would go down slooooow for the first four inches, but would be normal speed after that. Would go up at normal speed, and slightly slow down in the top four inches. Then back down, same slooooow speed.
Took door panel off for access. Cleaned both front and rear window tracks, as much as I could reach, with a toothbrush. Applied grease to regulator tracks where I could see the regulator "arms" moving in them. After a few up and downs, at 50° temps, speed was constant. Later at 34°, speed was constant up and down. So far, back to normal.
On another note, at some point, the door panel was removed. I thought the door panel courtesy light bulb was out. Whoever removed the door panel forgot to put the bulb and holder back into place. Where it hung, the door panel barrier suffered some minor heat damage from the hot bulb..
Took door panel off for access. Cleaned both front and rear window tracks, as much as I could reach, with a toothbrush. Applied grease to regulator tracks where I could see the regulator "arms" moving in them. After a few up and downs, at 50° temps, speed was constant. Later at 34°, speed was constant up and down. So far, back to normal.
On another note, at some point, the door panel was removed. I thought the door panel courtesy light bulb was out. Whoever removed the door panel forgot to put the bulb and holder back into place. Where it hung, the door panel barrier suffered some minor heat damage from the hot bulb..