[shaggyusm]

My electric windows are always on the slow side, but since we've gotten cooler weather, the windows are REALLY slow. My wife's 2007 Murano doesn't have this problem. Should I take it in to the dealership and have the motors replaced?

 

[westracing01]

Can't offer help, but my '09's passenger side window is slower than molasses in January. Couldn't hurt to have the dealer take a look at it as long as you're still under warranty. If you're out of warranty I think it's $90 for them just to breathe on the window.

 

[shaggyusm]

Can't offer help, but my '09's passenger side window is slower than molasses in January. Couldn't hurt to have the dealer take a look at it as long as you're still under warranty. If you're out of warranty I think it's $90 for them just to breathe on the window.

Only have 22K miles AND opted for the 5yr/100,000 bumper-to-bumper. So I'm covered... just need to know if it's worth the trouble of going to the dealership.

 

[ToddG]

Mine get slow from time to time.
Hit the window channels/tracks with a dry lube spray, like silicone or Teflon.
That does the trick for me.

 

[Zedbra]

ya - mine are slow as ever when its cold as well. give yourself a little more time, don't go full boar into the mud until they're up! :laugh:

 

[00 FRONTIER]

I had an Accord that had a slow window. Took it to the dealer and they sprayed some silicon in the guide and it loosened right up.

 

[Haulin3kidz]

Mine will slow down for a day or two after a snow. Then when the moisture works itself back out, they will run fine.