[1calgarian]

Does anyone have a fix for this? Is it the window motor, the switch, or the track that holds the window? pass. side works as it should.
1999 Honda Odyssey LX

 

[toddk63]

Having same problem. 99 Ody LX. Except its the passengers side. For the time being, it seems to be better. My hunch is the track, cause it seems like the motor is straining.

Todd K.

 

[joefla70]

I had that problem in my buick. I was about to take it to my mechanic to repair, but i thought I would try spraying some silicone all around the frame of the window to see if that would help. It did! All of a sudden the window went up quickly.

 

[1calgarian]

Thank you

The silicone spray worked very well, thank you. I cleaned and sprayed window track with q-tips, it took approx. 10 minutes for both doors. Easy fix.

 

[sontakke]

Is silicon ok for the felt channel?

 

[1calgarian]

OH SONTAKKE, Thanks for the concern, but MY van and the felt channel will be fine.

 

[sontakke]

My question was for non-rubber channel such as felt material channel

 

[1calgarian]

Try It, You'll Like it !

Try it, You'll Like it! Don't be scared.

 

[joethepoliceman]

I have to say I was really skeptical. Even more so when I picked up my can of white grease. There was barely any in it. The pressure in the can hardly got any grease in the channel. But I was wrong. With a total of 1 inch of grease that actually landed in the channel, the window works great!

 

[New Dad New Van]

I'd stick to silicone spray lubricant for the run channels and rubber weatherstripping.

The white lithium grease will make a mess in this case and eventually attract dirt.