1993 SC-2 Power Window Won't Close

How & where did you get your hnads on the special tool needed to
do this? I saw the picture u posted. Just curious....

James1549 wrote:
> And another thing that will help your window motors last longer... Use
> spray silicone with a straw and spray the heck out of your window felt
> tracks. Let the silicone run down the felt track to where it is not
> exposed. Making that window go up and down easier will take a lot of
> stress off the electric motor.
>
> When I had the door skin off, I sprayed down the track real good, now
> it works just like new.
>
> James
>

You can find a distributor at otctools.com

James

I have had the same problem for about 3 weeks on a 99 SL2. My passenger
window would go down fine, but would only go up after about 50 clicks of
the switch (and sometimes would only go up an inch or two). I finally had
time to tear into it and fix it.

The problem: Not a regulator. It was the contacts in the switch itself.

I pulled the switch assembly out, took the cover off and cleaned all the
contacts. Works like a champ now.

Hope this is your problem as well, since it's a free fix.

I have had the same problem for about 3 weeks on a 99 SL2. My passenger
window would go down fine, but would only go up after about 50 clicks of
the switch (and sometimes would only go up an inch or two). I finally had
time to tear into it and fix it.

The problem: Not a regulator. It was the contacts in the switch itself.

I pulled the switch assembly out, took the cover off and cleaned all the
contacts. Works like a champ now.

Hope this is your problem as well, since it's a free fix.