I'm replacing 2 window motors because they went out within a month of each other and I chose not to use the others. I thought the window fell out of the track/holder (happened on my older autos). When I went in to fix it I found a mess of wire coming out of the motor. Asked my brother-in-law about it because he has had several of my make and model and he said they wouldn't have done that had I kept my tracks lubed as this video suggests. Well I never knew it was a thing. So after replacing them I am going to clean lube them just like this video instructs. Thanks Sweet Project Cars!
If you use this tinyurl.com/bdf6a6ky you will never have that problem again Larry. Thanks for watching and sharing your story, we really appreciate it, have a great day my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Hey Larry, I have to replace my driver door and 2nd row passenger window motors in my 05 Highlander. Can you tell me more about the mess you ran into with yer Beastie? They didn't work well before some crackhead beat out my windows now they work even worse.
I used to do bodywork on cars. All I ever had to do with what people called bad window motors was unplug them. Clean contact corrosion of the plugs. Add dielectric grease, then plug back in. Never replced a bad motor. It was always the electrical contacts.
I have been in the auto detail industry for over 25 years and honestly the window tracks have never crossed my mind in terms of them slowing the up and down process, I always figured it was a weak motor... interesting, two 👍👍
Thank you for watching and commenting Rick, we really appreciate it my friend! Your customers will love you for doing this for them. Hope you have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
@@-na-nomad6247 he said auto DETAILING industry. Not auto industry. Detailing: making the car look nice, show-room ready. Nothing to do with fixing things on the car. 😅
My skeptical engineering mind was completely blown away. Just purchased my son a used car and the drivers side window rolled down very slowly. I was thinking window motor but thought I would try your method. Truly unbelievable. DRAMATIC difference and completely amazed! I did find it easier and less messy to soak the cloth first and apply the RainX but other than that I followed your instructions to the letter and again completely amazed. Thank you sir!
The folks in your town must be so glad they can bring their car issues to you. I bet you have a hugely loyal customer base. I live thousands of miles away so I'm always grateful to you for sharing your experience as skills on RUclips. Please don't stop now :)
Car Detailer for the last 30 years from Brechin, Scotland here, Just recently came across your channel, Fantastic tips Keep up the good work love your videos
Thumbs up for sure, the only video I have seen where the person cleans the window channel first and actually shows the window going up/down before and after.
The main problem with sticking windows is it puts strain on the motor and regulator which can be an expensive repair. Good demonstration here which includes cleaning of the channels.
I just did this on my 2003 Chevy Silverado. The windows had been running pretty slowly. I doubt the original owner ever cleaned them. I did not have your fancy air nozzle 😊, but I used a computer can of air. By golly, they are working so much better!! THANK YOU!!!! ❤❤
Holy crap! I was thinking my motors were wearing out. You Sir are a gift from God! I’ve got a detail scheduled to the the tune of $325, I bet they don’t even touch the windows other than cleaning the glass.
Glad I could help, and I bet they don't my friend. Thanks for the view and comment, we really appreciate it Kelly. Hope you have a great week. mad Mike the hammer SPC
The old saying, "If you dont use it, it wears out almost faster, when it's not being used." Well nobody ever said you guys were poets, but this is great info, thanks!
Thank you sir. See to believe! I will try it. Maybe I will also find out that my power window motors were not bad after all!! Keep showing us how to make our lives easier for us. Most appreciated.
Most of the time, it's not the motors, we've found that are bad. Thanks for watching and sharing kil, hope you have a great week and all the best on your project my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
I know this is an older video, but I just did this on a used car I just bought and it worked great. Both front windows were sticking about halfway - not going slow, stopped. I was worried I'd have to get new motors - this did the trick, even before the lube. THANKS!
One of the most useful channels on youtube, common sense videos we can all learn from to make our wheels last longer, stay cleaner and give us better service.
I always used a little silicone spray with a tube on the can, running from the bottom of the window channel to the top. I never thought to clean it out and use rain-x to coat the rubber, though. Great video, as always! Thank you for sharing your tips and tricks!
Happy to help! Thank you for watching and for the comment, we take it as a compliment given your user name :) LOL Have a fantastic week my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
What you said about "use it or lose it" is exactly correct! When I got my old Buick- nobody had hardly used the passenger side window. As soon as I began to- SNAP CRACKLE POP and I was installing a new motor. The nylon gear was dry, and the glass tracks were filthy and sticky. That dry lube is a great idea- no mess on the glass, no petroleum distillates to damage plastics. Excellent! Thank you.
Hello Simon99, it's this amzn.to/2CV0n7o no intent to hide anything, and just a reminder, all of the products/tools we use in ALL of our videos can always be found in the SHOW MORE of the videos description, if you can't find it let us know and we will be happy to help you. Thanks for watching and kindly asking. Hope you have a blessed day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
I've done this and it works. I helped my officemates who were having the same issues with their windows. Fixed the problems during 15 minute coffee break.
I hadn't really given a thought about making sure that you exercise your power windows like this - to help keep the motors from going bad. Been there, done that - replacing the motors is NOT a fun time! So I shall add this to my list of things to do on our mini-van. And after driving down to Florida and back and experiencing the "love bugs" I think that I shall invest in a removable screen / bra for the front of the car so I can remove it and clean it. Right now the headlights need a good cleaning - just like you've taught us in the past. Cheers, Mike.
I’ve never turned notifications but for you sir if you are putting out content like this then you got my first. Wow I never even thought to do that. Keep them coming good sir. Your A/C clean out video was gold too
I appreciate that! Welcome Aboard my friend! We are so glad to have you here with us, hope you enjoy the channel and have a fantastic weekend. mad Mike & team
Thanks for this. I can't believe I have overlooked cleaning the side channels on the windows and can't wait to give it a try. My front windows are quite slow, this should help a lot.
Just tried this trick out, and it 100% worked for my window! My passenger window rolls up as fast as my driver side now. I was hoping this would also fix how my window is slightly crooked when fully rolled up, but that's probably a different issue.
Just did this, windows work like new. Only we skipped a few steps. We used a thin cloth over a plastic trim panel remover and stuck that between the rubber,moved it up and down to remove the dirt. Then sprayed inside deep between the rubber using dry silicone with a tube/straw attached, then rolled the window up and down a few times and all the windows are good as new.
WD40s PTFE Dry Lubricant. Guide the straw by running your fingers along the edges of the rubbers inner and outer so that the lube doesnt just go into the deepest bit of the groove but lube the sides too. For an even better job remove the door card and access the lower guides and lube those too. You may see down to them through the window aperture using a torch and this will save door card removal. Dont use regular grease or WD40 or any old lube. Use the dry PTFE type. An air gun is ideal to blow any tiny bits of grit out the runners too if the glass sounds a bit scratchy.
Thanks for the video. I took a toothbrush I had from the .99 cent store and ran it up and down both channels and my window went up and down much faster. I did use the Rainex and dry lube after that. Now don't have to worry about burning out another window motor.
I changed the motor assembly in all the windows, except the drivers, in a 97 Honda accord. With the new motors, the windows moved very slowly. Now I know why the motors burned out. I need to do what you have suggested, maybe twice. Thank you.
Yo cuz ,another great tip ,when I detail some of my family or neighbors cars I'm going to do this for them weather they need it or not along with all your other great tips you shared with us all on detailing...YOU ARE THE MAN...can't THXX U ENOUGH ...KARL
Funny I was going to post the same thing, I'm sure there are some sayings I've never heard this one before but...really this is a saying? hahaha I've heard a saying similar "If you don't use it you lose it"
Sweet! I'll go get the rain x water repellent to clean the tracks. Then I'll use the WD-40 silicone spray that was used in the video. By the way the link in your description takes you to a website with all natural oils that won't fit into my phone's screen and I couldn't read anything 👀
Hello All our Great Sweet Project Cars Friends! We have a great way to help take the load off your window motors by allowing the glass to move more freely and in turn last longer. We hope You enjoy and find great value in it. Have a great Weekend everyone. Also, Check out our Newest Channel for motorcycles... Sweet Scoots
As long as we are on the subject of power windows... I have an annoying issue that you may have a trick for! When it gets super cold out (Northeast Winters) my window likes to freeze shut. You have to wait for the cabin to warm up on the truck so the window "thaws" out and will go down. It sure would be nice just to hit the switch like summer time and have the window go down! Any suggestions? I am sure I am not the only one with this annoyance, maybe it's video worthy if there is a simple solution?
This vid should help with that freezing. It acts as a moisture barrier. Also make sure the rubber weather seal surrounding the upper window is well conditioned so as to NOT trap water to freeze.
I love your videos. I have a power window that goes down fine but comes up a few inches at a time. Any suggestions??? Ps- we love Rottweilers in our home :)
Dude just blew my mind 🤯 I’ve been wanting to fix my windows forever and I wasn’t even looking for this video but it showed up haha I thank you for your service 🙏🏻
I don't have a window problem but it's great to learn something anyway! Would love to see what you do behind the door panel just in case haha I have a coupe which has frameless Windows ;)
You will probably have to remove the door panel to get to the rails that the glass glides on, that's the only way when you have frameless windows Carlos. Thanks for watching and asking, have a great week my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
The window tracks are an important component to keep clean and lubricated, but newer vehicles that have cable operated regulators also have metal slide rails that need to be lubricated and the steel cables that pull the window up and down also need to be lubricated. Rubbing a wax candle on the cables does an excellent job. These steps do require disassembly of the door, but the motor and regulator will outlast the life of the vehicle.
We use this now on all of the cables/tracks tinyurl.com/bdf6a6ky it's a phenomenal lubricant and you are correct, the motor/regulator will outlast the vehicle doing this lube process! Thanks for the view and comment, have a great rest of your week my friend. mad Mike
Gotta love it, how to make window fast but the line @2:40 "Now "YOU" take the special lubricant "WE" use and it is not an oil base by any means it is a dry lubricant" ...AND doesn't share what the lubricant actually is??? I could make out it's a product by WD40 but WTF couldn't manage to show it/or say the name of this "special lubricant" which I suspect is a major part of this "how to Video"
He did. It's wd40 dry lube. I guess if you don't know wd40 products it might be confusing but come on all you have to do is type wd40 dry lubricant into Google and bam there it is. Would have taken you alot less time to do that than it did to post this pointless comment. ☣️
Thanks for video, straight and to the point with not too much talking like most videos out there. Really hoping this works for me and it’s not my motor or wiring that needs replacement.
Thank you for watching and for your comment my friend. Sounds like you've got nothing to lose! Give it a shot. Have a great evening. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Not trying to be rude any doing the lube might work but you are not getting enough of voltage to the window motors with the vehicle off. You should have the vehicle running. Most likely you will have about 13-14v when running under draw without running you might be 9-10
thank you very much, but the window did this weather the car was running or not...we talked to the customer about it and we were correct in our assumption, their son always sat in the back on the passenger side of the car so the back drivers side window was not used whatsoever that's why they all worked well but the one we did the video on. thanks my friend for your great comment
Doesn't matter if the vehicle is running or not. Same voltage go's through that circuit no matter what. Only difference would be if the battery was low and almost dead and you tried to run the windows while the engine was not running.
I thought the same problem but the window was operated under the same voltage both times. And having said that I am doing all my windows this weekend. 👌🏼
Thank u Mad Mike. We used this on our 87 SS ElCamino & 01 SS Monte. Yeah, but now we lost our “gangsta slo mo” window like the bad 80’s movies :( haha. And the name of the special dry lube is in the description bar
Your character is really coming through now in the voice overs and it really adds to the pleasure of watching a video. Keep going, you are doing your subscribers a lot of good :)
Thanks Jason crazy part about the products we use is they can do so many different things on a person‘s car that they never thought of. Have a great day
I definitely need to do this but have a question. I think I can see the lubricant used in the video. You said this is a dry lubricant. Can this be used on windows that have been tinted?
Hello Kip, we actually found a better lubricant here tinyurl.com/bdf6a6ky It's the BEST and is safe for everything! Thank you for watching and asking, have a fantastic day my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Wow! I drive a 1999 chevy cavalier and my car has the roll up windows not the electric ones. My drivers side window is givivg me a little bit of a hard time rooling up and down. The passenger window is ok. I will try this when i get home from work. Thanks for the tip!
And the faster it rolls up the better because If someone reaches in to steal something while you’re at a light, the better chance you’ll have of locking their arm in and dragging them down the street.
Bro your videos are legend quality. I’m always amazed at what you come up with. I made a video about my favorite you tubers of 2017 and you made the list. You are actually one of my favorite out that list
What happens is the "run channel" gets dry rotted. Hard on window regulator as well. I have used silicone spray and silicone grease in the past. Will give this a try. Great video.
They are surprise to do something similar to this in your logbook servicing. Goes to show thry skip a few steps in the servicing. Thanks for showing everyone this.
Wow never thought of doing this! I’ll be trying this tomorrow on my weak 98 XJ windows see if I can get them moving faster! Thank you for sharing your tips!
Like Tim Taylor on home improvement.....MORE POWER. I REWIRED IT lol ......rain repellent I need to try that ..I like that ...maybe show a video about the window regulator..show them how to grease the tracks or change it.
Yes I'd like to see the how to video on inside the door panel. My windows are going down slow but up fast. 95 Ford Explorer and thanks for the videos you help me out bunches.
You guys rock! I would like to see the inside door pannel clean out video. I cleaned the window channels like you said and it's a bit better, but still slow.
Awesome videos!! So informative and helpful. It's great to have a "one stop" youtuber for all the detailing tricks instead of gathering videos from different sources. You guys are the BEST!
great vdeo! my 1999 Camry goes slow up and down! i replaced the motor on every door and no difference! I'm gonna try this today and report my results. Hopefully I'm successful!
Tough on the motors too. You can use kerosene on a rag with the screwdriver, too. It won't ruin the rubber parts of the channels, which continue down into the door.
"Sweeeeeeet!!! Gonna go try this, my windows are beginning to drag a little here recently, must be the problem. Thanks a million!!!!😎 "SHOUT OUT!!!" 😲😁
I'm replacing 2 window motors because they went out within a month of each other and I chose not to use the others. I thought the window fell out of the track/holder (happened on my older autos). When I went in to fix it I found a mess of wire coming out of the motor. Asked my brother-in-law about it because he has had several of my make and model and he said they wouldn't have done that had I kept my tracks lubed as this video suggests. Well I never knew it was a thing. So after replacing them I am going to clean lube them just like this video instructs. Thanks Sweet Project Cars!
If you use this tinyurl.com/bdf6a6ky you will never have that problem again Larry. Thanks for watching and sharing your story, we really appreciate it, have a great day my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Hey Larry, I have to replace my driver door and 2nd row passenger window motors in my 05 Highlander. Can you tell me more about the mess you ran into with yer Beastie? They didn't work well before some crackhead beat out my windows now they work even worse.
Yup, and a standard trani.👍
Which exact one, all their lube appear.@@SweetProjectCars
I used to do bodywork on cars. All I ever had to do with what people called bad window motors was unplug them. Clean contact corrosion of the plugs. Add dielectric grease, then plug back in. Never replced a bad motor. It was always the electrical contacts.
I can vary the speed of the window movements in my car by changing how fast I wind the handle!
LOL, I bet you can! Thanks for the chuckle and for watching. Have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Nice one
Hahaha
Lol!!! And never breaks down lol!!
Amen to that 🙂
I have been in the auto detail industry for over 25 years and honestly the window tracks have never crossed my mind in terms of them slowing the up and down process, I always figured it was a weak motor... interesting, two 👍👍
Thank you for watching and commenting Rick, we really appreciate it my friend! Your customers will love you for doing this for them. Hope you have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Either this comment is fake, or you really didn't get to work on many cars in your 25 years of experience, I hope it's not the latter.
@@-na-nomad6247 he said auto DETAILING industry.
Not auto industry.
Detailing: making the car look nice, show-room ready.
Nothing to do with fixing things on the car. 😅
I've been into fixing my vehicles for years and I have NEVER seen some of the stuff you guys do. It's awesome! Keep it up!
Tanner glad we can help and hopefully the tricks and tips prove very useful for you my friend
Outstanding!
My skeptical engineering mind was completely blown away. Just purchased my son a used car and the drivers side window rolled down very slowly. I was thinking window motor but thought I would try your method. Truly unbelievable. DRAMATIC difference and completely amazed! I did find it easier and less messy to soak the cloth first and apply the RainX but other than that I followed your instructions to the letter and again completely amazed. Thank you sir!
Glad we could help Eric! Thank you for watching and sharing your ideas, we really appreciate it, have a great week my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
The folks in your town must be so glad they can bring their car issues to you. I bet you have a hugely loyal customer base. I live thousands of miles away so I'm always grateful to you for sharing your experience as skills on RUclips. Please don't stop now :)
bigblue we are glad to share all we can and have much more to do for great people like yourself :)
Car Detailer for the last 30 years from Brechin, Scotland here, Just recently came across your channel, Fantastic tips Keep up the good work love your videos
Ossie we are glad to hear that and very thankful to have you here with us :)
Never would have thought it make THAT much difference. That's incredible! Wish I would've known this years ago
It really does! Thank you for watching and sharing E! Have a fantastic day my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Lol I love u tube
Thumbs up for sure, the only video I have seen where the person cleans the window channel first and actually shows the window going up/down before and after.
Thank you very much, glad you liked it! Thanks for watching, we appreciate it my friend, have a great week. mad Mike the hammer SPC
The main problem with sticking windows is it puts strain on the motor and regulator which can be an expensive repair. Good demonstration here which includes cleaning of the channels.
Ms thank you for your great comments and being here with us :)
I just did this on my 2003 Chevy Silverado. The windows had been running pretty slowly. I doubt the original owner ever cleaned them. I did not have your fancy air nozzle 😊, but I used a computer can of air. By golly, they are working so much better!! THANK YOU!!!! ❤❤
Thanks for sharing and glad we could help!! mad mike
Holy crap! I was thinking my motors were wearing out. You Sir are a gift from God!
I’ve got a detail scheduled to the the tune of $325, I bet they don’t even touch the windows other than cleaning the glass.
Glad I could help, and I bet they don't my friend. Thanks for the view and comment, we really appreciate it Kelly. Hope you have a great week. mad Mike the hammer SPC
The old saying, "If you dont use it, it wears out almost faster, when it's not being used." Well nobody ever said you guys were poets, but this is great info, thanks!
Lol, I thought the same thing. "nobody says that shit!" lol
Use it or loose it ...
Thank you sir. See to believe! I will try it. Maybe I will also find out that my power window motors were not bad after all!! Keep showing us how to make our lives easier for us. Most appreciated.
Most of the time, it's not the motors, we've found that are bad. Thanks for watching and sharing kil, hope you have a great week and all the best on your project my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
I know this is an older video, but I just did this on a used car I just bought and it worked great. Both front windows were sticking about halfway - not going slow, stopped. I was worried I'd have to get new motors - this did the trick, even before the lube. THANKS!
Great to hear thanks for sharing have an awesome day mad Mike the hammer SPC
One of the most useful channels on youtube, common sense videos we can all learn from to make our wheels last longer, stay cleaner and give us better service.
From one Mike to another Mike, thank you very much
Super channel proficiat
I always used a little silicone spray with a tube on the can, running from the bottom of the window channel to the top. I never thought to clean it out and use rain-x to coat the rubber, though. Great video, as always! Thank you for sharing your tips and tricks!
Nitro you are very welcome my friend
Which Aim product did you use to spray in track, I'm on website & don't know which one to buy that's the "dry" one is.
@@jerrysingleton4956 any silicone based lubricant. Pb blaster makes a great one. Green can.
Thanks for improving my love for automobiles and how to take care of them. You’ve been the first channel I come to for car care.
Happy to help! Thank you for watching and for the comment, we take it as a compliment given your user name :) LOL Have a fantastic week my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Always attributed slow windows to worn out motors. Absolutely blew my mind that it was that easy of a fix. Great video.
Thanks 👍 Glad to help my friend. Thank you for watching. Hope your day is the best. mad Mike the hammer SPC
What you said about "use it or lose it" is exactly correct! When I got my old Buick- nobody had hardly used the passenger side window. As soon as I began to- SNAP CRACKLE POP and I was installing a new motor. The nylon gear was dry, and the glass tracks were filthy and sticky. That dry lube is a great idea- no mess on the glass, no petroleum distillates to damage plastics. Excellent! Thank you.
Hubba you nailed it my friend !!! and you are very welcome :)
Thanks for making sure we don’t know what type of wd-40 lube you used.
Hello Simon99, it's this amzn.to/2CV0n7o no intent to hide anything, and just a reminder, all of the products/tools we use in ALL of our videos can always be found in the SHOW MORE of the videos description, if you can't find it let us know and we will be happy to help you. Thanks for watching and kindly asking. Hope you have a blessed day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
It’s called WD-40 specialist dry lube with PTFE.
That is exactly what I thought!
Use SILICON@@raygunn4392
How about just asking, “hey, what was the lube that you used?”. Don’t be nasty
I've done this and it works. I helped my officemates who were having the same issues with their windows. Fixed the problems during 15 minute coffee break.
Nice!! Thank you for watching and sharing your results Joseph, we appreciate it. Hope you have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
I hadn't really given a thought about making sure that you exercise your power windows like this - to help keep the motors from going bad. Been there, done that - replacing the motors is NOT a fun time! So I shall add this to my list of things to do on our mini-van. And after driving down to Florida and back and experiencing the "love bugs" I think that I shall invest in a removable screen / bra for the front of the car so I can remove it and clean it. Right now the headlights need a good cleaning - just like you've taught us in the past. Cheers, Mike.
I’ve never turned notifications but for you sir if you are putting out content like this then you got my first. Wow I never even thought to do that. Keep them coming good sir. Your A/C clean out video was gold too
I appreciate that! Welcome Aboard my friend! We are so glad to have you here with us, hope you enjoy the channel and have a fantastic weekend. mad Mike & team
Thanks for this. I can't believe I have overlooked cleaning the side channels on the windows and can't wait to give it a try. My front windows are quite slow, this should help a lot.
Glad we could help! Thanks for watching and sharing, have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
@@SweetProjectCars Thank you , have a great day!
You give so much good information to strangers trying to help them, may your good deeds come back to you tenfold! Best channel on RUclips, period!
Brad my friend we truly thank you for your great compliments and for being here with us :) !!!!
I've used spray silicon for years, works amazing! Great video as always
thank you Steve glad to help and glad you are here with us :)
Or WD40 I would think works.
@@bigal2417 wd40 collects dust, right?
@@lordjaashin dont know, so u think that wont work ?
@@lordjaashin what does not ?
My window had issues for years. This helped! It is working almost like new now. I have a 2003 Crown Vic.
Thank you so much Keith for watching and sharing your great results! Hope you have a fantastic day my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Just tried this trick out, and it 100% worked for my window! My passenger window rolls up as fast as my driver side now. I was hoping this would also fix how my window is slightly crooked when fully rolled up, but that's probably a different issue.
thank you Vicious glad to help and glad you are here with us :) and your crooked window would be an inner door track issue.
Just did this, windows work like new. Only we skipped a few steps. We used a thin cloth over a plastic trim panel remover and stuck that between the rubber,moved it up and down to remove the dirt. Then sprayed inside deep between the rubber using dry silicone with a tube/straw attached, then rolled the window up and down a few times and all the windows are good as new.
Thanks for watching and sharing Vanessa, have a great week. mad Mike the hammer SPC
WD40s PTFE Dry Lubricant. Guide the straw by running your fingers along the edges of the rubbers inner and outer so that the lube doesnt just go into the deepest bit of the groove but lube the sides too.
For an even better job remove the door card and access the lower guides and lube those too. You may see down to them through the window aperture using a torch and this will save door card removal.
Dont use regular grease or WD40 or any old lube. Use the dry PTFE type. An air gun is ideal to blow any tiny bits of grit out the runners too if the glass sounds a bit scratchy.
thanks for sharing
Thanks for the video. I took a toothbrush I had from the .99 cent store and ran it up and down both channels and my window went up and down much faster. I did use the Rainex and dry lube after that. Now don't have to worry about burning out another window motor.
Awesome EU! Thanks for watching and sharing, hope you have a great day my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
him: "most of you don't have glass that moves this slow"
me: "you're right, mine moves MUCH slower"
LOL :) Thank you for watching and commenting, we really appreciate it my friend. Have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Wait... Your glass can move?
Same
Hhhhh me, even more solwer 😅😅
@@utubecomtw13 hhhhhh you killed me 🤣🤣
I changed the motor assembly in all the windows, except the drivers, in a 97 Honda accord. With the new motors, the windows moved very slowly. Now I know why the motors burned out. I need to do what you have suggested, maybe twice. Thank you.
We think you are correct my friend. Thank you for watching and sharing. Hope you have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Well... Now I know what I'm doing tomorrow!
awesome you will love the results thank you for your great comments and being here with us :)
Same here!
I tried this on our 18 year old GMC Yukon and it worked! Thanks for the tip.
You are very welcome glad we could help
Please do inside the door. I'm getting ready to pull mine door panels off to replace the door locks and would like to do it all at once. Thanks.
we will do the video for you and many others thanks for asking my friend :)
OMG,I followed your procedures and I`m so so very impressed...So much better...
Great to hear! Thank you for watching and sharing Rickie! Have a fantastic day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Ya I definitely can’t wait 10 seconds for my windows to open and close! OK I’ll admit, it actually does really annoy me... thanks for an easy fix!🤣
LOL, thanks for watching and commenting Blakehx. Hope you have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Wow!! That's insane! I'm going to do this for the poor old mommivan. How simple and fast and effective! Thank you! Thank you! 😁
you are very welcome Trish thank you so much for being here with us :)
This is some real top of the line professional advice !!!
Glad to help! Thank you for watching and for your comment. Hope you have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Thats really impressive. What big differences clean rails can provide is astonishing
For sure! Thank you for watching and commenting. Have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
That’s the greatest thing I’ve seen all day!
Glad you think so! Thank you so much for watching and commenting R. Have a stupendous day my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Yo cuz ,another great tip ,when I detail some of my family or neighbors cars I'm going to do this for them weather they need it or not along with all your other great tips you shared with us all on detailing...YOU ARE THE MAN...can't THXX U ENOUGH ...KARL
RECON thank you for your great comments and being here with us :)
The old saying "if you don't use it I wears out, almost, faster, when it's not being used."
Ah yes, grandma said this all the time 😄
Thanks for watching Big D. Have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
I try to explain this to my girlfriend every day! Then we start to talk about cars.
Funny I was going to post the same thing, I'm sure there are some sayings I've never heard this one before but...really this is a saying? hahaha I've heard a saying similar "If you don't use it you lose it"
Sweet! I'll go get the rain x water repellent to clean the tracks. Then I'll use the WD-40 silicone spray that was used in the video.
By the way the link in your description takes you to a website with all natural oils that won't fit into my phone's screen and I couldn't read anything 👀
You will love the results Byron! Thanks for watching, have a great day my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Hello All our Great Sweet Project Cars Friends! We have a great way to help take the load off your window motors by allowing the glass to move more freely and in turn last longer. We hope You enjoy and find great value in it. Have a great Weekend everyone. Also, Check out our Newest Channel for motorcycles... Sweet Scoots
Can you please do a video on how to fix slow seat belts? When I get out my car its really slow to coil back in. Thank you
As long as we are on the subject of power windows... I have an annoying issue that you may have a trick for! When it gets super cold out (Northeast Winters) my window likes to freeze shut. You have to wait for the cabin to warm up on the truck so the window "thaws" out and will go down. It sure would be nice just to hit the switch like summer time and have the window go down! Any suggestions? I am sure I am not the only one with this annoyance, maybe it's video worthy if there is a simple solution?
This vid should help with that freezing. It acts as a moisture barrier. Also make sure the rubber weather seal surrounding the upper window is well conditioned so as to NOT trap water to freeze.
I love your videos. I have a power window that goes down fine but comes up a few inches at a time. Any suggestions??? Ps- we love Rottweilers in our home :)
Why do you use rainx water repellent? Just curious..
Great advice video. In the winter, I sometimes have to grab the window to get it to close
Thanks! Glad it was helpful, have a great day! mad Mike & team
Wow, this is one of the most useful videos I have seen lately
Glad you think so! Thank you for watching, it's our pleasure to help. Have a great day Max. mad Mike the hammer SPC
I've been using silicone spray in the channels for years to get the same results !!
Great Video !!!
Thank you for watching and sharing, we really appreciate it. Have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Can you do a video about a full engine detail which is cheap and less time consuming but gives the same results as a concours show stand job.
vikings we will see what we can do for you on the engine compartment detailing thank you my friend :)
Sweet Project Cars
Thank you much appreciated.
you are very welcome :)
Dude just blew my mind 🤯 I’ve been wanting to fix my windows forever and I wasn’t even looking for this video but it showed up haha I thank you for your service 🙏🏻
Great to hear! Our pleasure my friend. Thanks for watching and sharing. mad Mike the hammer SPC
I don't have a window problem but it's great to learn something anyway! Would love to see what you do behind the door panel just in case haha I have a coupe which has frameless Windows ;)
Niamh we are glad to help and we will do one on the door panel repair :) thank you very much :)
So how would that work if the car has no frame around the window like a subaru or convertable with slow ass windows?
You will probably have to remove the door panel to get to the rails that the glass glides on, that's the only way when you have frameless windows Carlos. Thanks for watching and asking, have a great week my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
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Tony Belisle thank you and so glad we can help :)
I just use silicone spray it has worked beautifully, And clean the tracks and dry them and then repeat it again. As many times as necessary.
We only use this tinyurl.com/bdf6a6ky it's by far the best lubricant we've found Eddie. Thanks, have a great week. mad Mike & team
The dislikes are from the people that would prefer that something so easy wouldn't work
We're with you on that my friend. Thank you for watching and sharing. Hope you have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
...what?
John what do you mean What ? What don’t you understand?
or jealous because they have crank windows!
Or people who watched until he said we needed "this specific special lubricant" then hid the lubricant needed.
The window tracks are an important component to keep clean and lubricated, but newer vehicles that have cable operated regulators also have metal slide rails that need to be lubricated and the steel cables that pull the window up and down also need to be lubricated. Rubbing a wax candle on the cables does an excellent job. These steps do require disassembly of the door, but the motor and regulator will outlast the life of the vehicle.
We use this now on all of the cables/tracks tinyurl.com/bdf6a6ky it's a phenomenal lubricant and you are correct, the motor/regulator will outlast the vehicle doing this lube process! Thanks for the view and comment, have a great rest of your week my friend. mad Mike
Gotta love it, how to make window fast but the line @2:40 "Now "YOU" take the special lubricant "WE" use and it is not an oil base by any means it is a dry lubricant" ...AND doesn't share what the lubricant actually is??? I could make out it's a product by WD40 but WTF couldn't manage to show it/or say the name of this "special lubricant" which I suspect is a major part of this "how to Video"
He did. It's wd40 dry lube. I guess if you don't know wd40 products it might be confusing but come on all you have to do is type wd40 dry lubricant into Google and bam there it is. Would have taken you alot less time to do that than it did to post this pointless comment. ☣️
Great idea! My Toyota Scion XB is REALLY slow.
_But I'll use a 'chop-stick' because screwdrivers always seem to poke through._
*THANKS!!!*
Chopstick is actually a perfect tool for this!
Love all your videos....you are the best Sir
Patricio thank you very much and we are glad to have you with us:)
I always thought it was the motor. This is way cheaper then replacing that part! I'm going to do this on my 04 Civic Ex.
Great to hear Eric! Thank you for watching and sharing my friend. Have a fantastic day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Never seen something like this done before. Do you think this will stop my windows from squeaking everytime I put them up and down? Lol
Sure will! Thanks for watching and asking. Have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Use superglue, it will lubricate the rubber trim better than wd40 or anything else
@@BMW_nation maybe blinker fluid after that 🙄
@@BMW_nation 🤣🤣
Thanks for video, straight and to the point with not too much talking like most videos out there. Really hoping this works for me and it’s not my motor or wiring that needs replacement.
Thank you for watching and for your comment my friend. Sounds like you've got nothing to lose! Give it a shot. Have a great evening. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Not trying to be rude any doing the lube might work but you are not getting enough of voltage to the window motors with the vehicle off. You should have the vehicle running. Most likely you will have about 13-14v when running under draw without running you might be 9-10
thank you very much, but the window did this weather the car was running or not...we talked to the customer about it and we were correct in our assumption, their son always sat in the back on the passenger side of the car so the back drivers side window was not used whatsoever that's why they all worked well but the one we did the video on. thanks my friend for your great comment
Doesn't matter if the vehicle is running or not. Same voltage go's through that circuit no matter what. Only difference would be if the battery was low and almost dead and you tried to run the windows while the engine was not running.
I thought the same problem but the window was operated under the same voltage both times. And having said that I am doing all my windows this weekend. 👌🏼
SGT you nailed it my friend thank you for your great comments and being here with us :)
Harry you will love the results thank you for your great comments and being here with us :)
I knew about the silicon spray trick, but not the cleaning the track. Thank you!
Mike
Glad to help, thanks for your comment my friend. Have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Make the video of door apart yes
that video is coming up my friend thank you for your great comments and being here with us :)
Thank u Mad Mike. We used this on our 87 SS ElCamino & 01 SS Monte. Yeah, but now we lost our “gangsta slo mo” window like the bad 80’s movies :( haha.
And the name of the special dry lube is in the description bar
LOL, great to hear my friend! Thanks so much for watching and sharing, we really appreciate it. Have a fantastic weekend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Gotta love that guy. Big thanks
Thank you very much Gabriel, we appreciate it my friend. Hope you have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Your character is really coming through now in the voice overs and it really adds to the pleasure of watching a video. Keep going, you are doing your subscribers a lot of good :)
bigblue ya we had to go from car detailers to video guys and gals it was a bit tough but we are getting it slowly :) thank you for your support
I was waiting for him to bring out the mothers.
Thanks Jason crazy part about the products we use is they can do so many different things on a person‘s car that they never thought of. Have a great day
This also takes load off the motor which will prolong its life. Good tip!
Thank you for watching and sharing, we really appreciate it. Hope you have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Thank GOD for "Old Fashion" Tried & True Crank Windows on my 2002 S10 SPORT...
LOL, true! Thanks for watching Steve, we appreciate it. Have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Both GM and Ford make a dry lube for body/window seal conditioning. Great stuff!
We found this tinyurl.com/bdf6a6ky and it's all we use now! Thanks for the view Scott, have a great week. mad Mike & team
I love this channel
Thank you Bernardo g we thank you for coming here to watch :)
I definitely need to do this but have a question. I think I can see the lubricant used in the video. You said this is a dry lubricant. Can this be used on windows that have been tinted?
Hello Kip, we actually found a better lubricant here tinyurl.com/bdf6a6ky It's the BEST and is safe for everything! Thank you for watching and asking, have a fantastic day my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
You sir, just gained a subscriber. Great info!
Welcome aboard! Thank you for watching my friend, we truly appreciate it. Hope you have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Wow! I drive a 1999 chevy cavalier and my car has the roll up windows not the electric ones. My drivers side window is givivg me a little bit of a hard time rooling up and down. The passenger window is ok. I will try this when i get home from work. Thanks for the tip!
Our pleasure, thanks for sharing! Have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
And the faster it rolls up the better because
If someone reaches in to steal something
while you’re at a light, the better chance
you’ll have of locking their arm in and dragging
them down the street.
LOL, that is true!! Thanks for watching and for the chuckle this morning. Hope you have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Grind the legs off those thieves
I did this to my newish car and now the windows popped through the rocker panels that's how fast they went.
Sean
Great video, tomorrow I’ll run to auto parts for the cleaner and lubricant to give it a shot. I was thinking it was the motor that was bad.
Glad to help Ricardoso! Thank you for watching and sharing, have a great day and all the best on your project my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
🤷🏽♂️And just think the whole time I
thought the saying was, "if you don't use it, you lose it"🧐🤣
Thanks for watching. Have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Bro your videos are legend quality. I’m always amazed at what you come up with. I made a video about my favorite you tubers of 2017 and you made the list. You are actually one of my favorite out that list
AutOdometer thank you very much and we are very flattered, to say the least ...We appreciate you more than you know :)
I don’t believe my eyes
Thanks for watching. Have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
What happens is the "run channel" gets dry rotted. Hard on window regulator as well. I have used silicone spray and silicone grease in the past. Will give this a try. Great video.
DV thans so much for the great comment
YOURE THE BOMB
toosweet thank you very much my friend :)
They are surprise to do something similar to this in your logbook servicing. Goes to show thry skip a few steps in the servicing. Thanks for showing everyone this.
Our pleasure John! Thank you for watching and sharing, we truly appreciate it. Have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
SOME BAD ASS SHIT. MONEY SAVER. LOVING IT THANK'S!😆
soul thank you very much my friend :)
Wow never thought of doing this! I’ll be trying this tomorrow on my weak 98 XJ windows see if I can get them moving faster! Thank you for sharing your tips!
Absolutely, it's our pleasure! Thank you so much for watching. Hope you have a great day Arthur. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Did it work?
The saying is use it or lose it lol
Like Tim Taylor on home improvement.....MORE POWER. I REWIRED IT lol ......rain repellent I need to try that ..I like that ...maybe show a video about the window regulator..show them how to grease the tracks or change it.
Ben we thank you and will be doing the regulator video soon :)
Yes I'd like to see the how to video on inside the door panel. My windows are going down slow but up fast. 95 Ford Explorer and thanks for the videos you help me out bunches.
randy that video is coming up thank you for your great comments and being here with us :)
I've been doing that for 20 plus years on all my power glass. Try silicone spray works a treat.
Thanks for watching and sharing Shayne! Have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
You guys rock! I would like to see the inside door pannel clean out video. I cleaned the window channels like you said and it's a bit better, but still slow.
J Law thank you, very much for the great and kind comments, we are very glad you are here with us :)
This video deserves one million likes.👍
Thank you very much my friend, we truly appreciate your view and comment. Hope you have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Awesome videos!! So informative and helpful. It's great to have a "one stop" youtuber for all the detailing tricks instead of gathering videos from different sources. You guys are the BEST!
tee roy thank you so very much :)
Just did this trick today as preventive maintenance to keep them operating smoothly.
Thank you so much for this. It fixed my window and was a huge relief. I will definitely do this from now on.
Glad it helped! Thank you for watching and sharing, we truly appreciate it my friend. Have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Great tip. Just did it to my Peterbilt semi's windows worked great. Thank you sir.
Glad it helped my friend! Thank you for watching and sharing, we really appreciate it. Hope you have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
great vdeo! my 1999 Camry goes slow up and down! i replaced the motor on every door and no difference! I'm gonna try this today and report my results. Hopefully I'm successful!
00 make sure you see the next video we are putting out it will help even more glad to help and glad you are here with us :)
Tough on the motors too. You can use kerosene on a rag with the screwdriver, too. It won't ruin the rubber parts of the channels, which continue down into the door.
"Sweeeeeeet!!! Gonna go try this, my windows are beginning to drag a little here recently, must be the problem. Thanks a million!!!!😎
"SHOUT OUT!!!" 😲😁
LOL Orange your shout out is next my friend, and you are very welcome my friend, we are very glad to have you here with us !!