try to buy QRC contact cleaner to fix my power window problem
Hi, My friends,
I read the posted message. Sometimes, the stopped working power windows problem is caused by the dirty in window motor. Do you know where can I buy QRC contact cleaner? I tried Pepeboy but they do not have it. Any suggestion will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks.
John
I read the posted message. Sometimes, the stopped working power windows problem is caused by the dirty in window motor. Do you know where can I buy QRC contact cleaner? I tried Pepeboy but they do not have it. Any suggestion will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks.
John
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Trust me, getting inside the door and messing with the regulator is a job you don't want to have to do twice.
Best Regards,
Shipo
Edit: Results from search follow:
You need to reset the console:
Start the car.
Turn blowers on FULL, and open all A/C ports (Rear, front...). If you can tell, it is better to have the A/C compressor off. (Often you can't tell, or you wouldn't be concerned with the flashing lights, right?) Turn front air to PANEL.
Press simultaneously the Rear Wiper (not the intermittent) button and the wash button. Hold for 5 seconds until all lights are constant. Release buttons and allow the tests to run (two minutes or so.)
When the Rear Wiper and the Intermittent Rear Wiper indicators are flashing alternately, it is going through the Calibration Test. When the A/C (snowflake) and the Recirculation indicators are flashing alternately, it is going through the Cool Down Test. (In my case, both sets flashed alternately during the entire test.)
Tests are successful when only the Rear Wiper indicator is flashing slowly. Push it to exit the program, and you're done.
Often, after doing these tests for the first time, the Cool Down Test fails, and the A/C and the Recirculation indicators flash simultaneously (though, just these two instead of the four.) Simply run the Cool Down Test independently by pressing simultaneously the A/C and the Wash Buttons. Hold for 5 seconds, and allow the test to run.
This may take more than a few runs to finally set. Mine worked when I ran the test as soon as I started the car the next time (after the car had cooled off completely overnight). When all lights go out except for the Rear Wiper, push the Rear Wiper to exit. Success!
Some have suggested turning the compessor off and running the car for 15 minutes previous to the Cool Down Test. This did not work for me. But it is true that if the compressor is cold (with condensation), the Cool down test will usually fail. Try, try again. If your A/C compressor is in good condition, it will eventually set. If nothing seems to work, your A/C might be have a problem.
I assume you're referring to the left side power window. Yes, no?
If yes, then you probably need to buy a Window Regulator. I've seen prices for these units range from $80 to $120 and I've heard that the quality of the units pretty much varies with the price. I bought a unit from Napa for my van and was able to put in in on a cold day last winter in under two hours (I'm sure it would have been quicker on a hot summer day). Once installed, the window worked perfectly for the next ~20,000 miles, right up to the point where I finally retired the old girl with ~170,000 miles on the clock.
Best regards,
Shipo
Let me know how it goes.
Best regards,
Shipo