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Old 09-11-2004, 01:01 PM
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manual windows

i've got a manual window (94 honda civic) which has developed a lot of resistance once it gets down to a certain point, then it will loosen up and go the rest of the way down.

Does anyone know what a typical cause of this could be?

I had the door panel off and lubed what i could get to, but it did no good.
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Old 09-11-2004, 03:34 PM
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Re: manual windows

Check the little clip that holds the window on to the track. I know on the Talons, theres alil white(?) clip. Maybe theres one for that. Maybe somethings actually caught in the handle intself.
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you need a new window regulator it is the mechanism that connects to the glass and to the handle, it does the actual lifting/lowering of the window

der easy to take out and replace...
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