When I R&Red my window motor and raising mechanism I made the mistake of
washing the concentric spring in solvent. That removed all lube from the
coil. The coil slips by itself as the window goes up and down, without lube
any rust or dirt within it causes it to catch and jump (pop). Lube the spring
entirely, using a small screwdriver to create a gap as you work your way
around will help. I used Tri-Flow but grease would be better. That should
take care of the popping.
Roy
67 Crown FDHT
In a message dated 2/26/2002 11:13:56 AM Pacific Standard Time,
chadzeilenga@xxxxxxxxx writes:
<< I recently pulled the window motor out of the drivers
door on my 73 Imp (what a pain). It had stopped
working and I pulled the door panel off to see what
had happened and it was only a bad connection with the
switch. I fixed that and figured I would take the
motor out too and lube the internals. I got it out
and lubed the gears and put it back on. It worked
great for about 3-4 days and yesterday when I rolled
the window back up in the fully closed position it
acts like there is not a stop on it and tries to keep
going up. It makes a really loud popping noise. Does
anyone know what might be causing this?
Chad
1973 Imp >>