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Windows go down very slowly then when you try and bringing (eletric windows ) them back up its like they have no power to come back up is it the regulator or something ? Cheers

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There are a few 'could-bes'. It could be a poor electrical connection, the flexible connection near to the door hinges would be my first port of call. However, it is a bit of a coincidence if both sides failed at the same time, so it could be a supply fault, anywhere between the fuse and the switches.

It could also be a mechanical fault behind the door card, but again, a bit of a coincidence.

If you do end up removing the door cards, you could try spraying the mechanism with silicone spray rather than WD40 or the likes, as it tends to stay around longer.

Regards.

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There are a few 'could-bes'. It could be a poor electrical connection, the flexible connection near to the door hinges would be my first port of call. However, it is a bit of a coincidence if both sides failed at the same time, so it could be a supply fault, anywhere between the fuse and the switches.

It could also be a mechanical fault behind the door card, but again, a bit of a coincidence.

If you do end up removing the door cards, you could try spraying the mechanism with silicone spray rather than WD40 or the likes, as it tends to stay around longer.

Regards.

Okie then cheers man when i get some time to self when i am not working I'll have a look :)

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