slow right-rear power window.

[Ocelot]

My right rear power window is more than twice as slow (half as fast?) as the rest of them, I don't think it's a window track alignment issue, but more likely just a sticky track. Have any of you had this problem and what was the solution? (my windows have tint film applied, I don't want to compromise the tint with an incompatible window guide lube).

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[jayy_swish]

My right rear power window is more than twice as slow (half as fast?) as the rest of them, I don't think it's a window track alignment issue, but more likely just a sticky track. Have any of you had this problem and what was the solution? (my windows have tint film applied, I don't want to compromise the tint with an incompatible window guide lube).

Put WD-40 (the silicone one) on the window rubber guides

 

[Ocelot]

Put WD-40 (the silicone one) on the window rubber guides

WD-40 has solvent properties, I don't want to risk having the tint let go on me

 

[jayy_swish]

WD-40 has solvent properties, I don't want to risk having the tint let go on me

Don’t drench it’s, just spray it on a microfiber towel and rub it into the rubber

 

[Ocelot]

I can certainty try that

 

[tommygunz18]

My right rear power window is more than twice as slow (half as fast?) as the rest of them, I don't think it's a window track alignment issue, but more likely just a sticky track. Have any of you had this problem and what was the solution? (my windows have tint film applied, I don't want to compromise the tint with an incompatible window guide lube).

Use a silicone lubricant the wd-40 brand.
Roll the windows all the way down, spray the lubricant on the sides (the rail where the windows goes up and down) wipe any excess.

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