Passenger side power window glass goes down only few inches... - GTcarz

09-05-2005, 07:28 PM

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NG

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Passenger side power window glass goes down only few inches...

Hi:
I have Honda Prelude 1987 2.0Si and the passenger side window glass
have an issue. When I try to pull the glass down, it goes down about
3-4 inches and then stops. The window glass does not go all the way
down. Is my window motor bad? Any suggestions? Thanks
NG

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09-05-2005, 07:37 PM

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Jim Yanik

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Re: Passenger side power window glass goes down only few inches...

"NG" <nishkaran@gmail.com> wrote in
news:1125962890.027756.36830@o13g2000cwo.googlegro ups.com:

> Hi:
> I have Honda Prelude 1987 2.0Si and the passenger side window glass
> have an issue. When I try to pull the glass down, it goes down about
> 3-4 inches and then stops. The window glass does not go all the way
> down. Is my window motor bad? Any suggestions? Thanks
> NG
>
>

It could be crud(debris) in the window tracks or a misaligned track.You do
seem to imply that the motor moves the window "3-4 inches down" before
stopping. That would indicate the motor works.

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09-08-2005, 01:34 AM

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Matt Ion

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Re: Passenger side power window glass goes down only few inches...

Jim Yanik wrote:

> "NG" <nishkaran@gmail.com> wrote in
> news:1125962890.027756.36830@o13g2000cwo.googlegro ups.com:
>
>
>>Hi:
>>I have Honda Prelude 1987 2.0Si and the passenger side window glass
>>have an issue. When I try to pull the glass down, it goes down about
>>3-4 inches and then stops. The window glass does not go all the way
>>down. Is my window motor bad? Any suggestions? Thanks
>>NG
>>
>>
>
>
> It could be crud(debris) in the window tracks or a misaligned track.You do
> seem to imply that the motor moves the window "3-4 inches down" before
> stopping. That would indicate the motor works.

I would also suspect something stuck on or wrapped around the scissor
mechanism. Remember the regulator works on a scissor-fold design and
something catching between the two bars will stop everything in its tracks.

A good indicator might be if the window stops dead, or if one end
continues down slightly before it stops completely: the former would
indicate something jamming the scissor; the latter would be more likely
for something in the track, as that would stop one end of the glass first.

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