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Power Window Speed 200 1991

posted by  NewMexico240 on  Thu Dec 22 12:14 CST 2016
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Hello All,

My power window were never quick to begin with.

The power window speed drops considerably especially in
colder weather or when more than one window being powered
at the same time? Can an increase in fuse size help with
the window speed?

It was 25 degrees out this morning and for a minute there
it seemed like the window was not going to close all the
way as I pulled away from an ATM (reason for window being down).

Any and all advice is appreciated,
Joseph in Cold New Mexico






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