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Passenger window intermittently slows down while opening, possible cause?

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YOUR RESEARCHPassenger window intermittently slows down while opening, possible cause?

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Reset wind up and hold button up

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window position reset - wind up and hold button up for 10-15 secs (can't remember how long exactly) see if it improves

Passenger window intermittently slows down while opening, possible cause?
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Reset wind up and hold button up

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window position reset - wind up and hold button up for 10-15 secs (can't remember how long exactly) see if it improves

Passenger window intermittently slows down while opening, possible cause?
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POST 1Original post

07 987 Cayman S , When ever I roll down the passenger window it some times comes to a crawl as it finishes its cycling but only when it goes downwards and not up wards... Any idea what I should look for including to see if both inner and outer seal is sticking? Thank you folks in Advance...

POST 2Original post

Hi there - there are 3 things to check for this issue. 1. window position reset - wind up and hold button up for 10-15 secs (can't remember how long exactly) see if it improves 2. window regulator (the wires and plastic guides) for the glass window - inside the door 3. window motor

POST 3Original post

Okay I will try these three things, thank you... Ollin

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