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How to Lubricate a Window Regulator or Mechanism using DeoxIT 

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How to lubricate a slow window mechanism in your vehicle, this applies both to manual & power windows. Over time the existing lubricant can become contaminated with dirt, loosing it’s lubrication qualities, and eventually cause excessive wear on certain components. Once those components wear out they’ll require a replacement and depending on the vehicle, this can be costly. #deoxit #maintenance #autocare
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Tools/Supplies Needed:
-paper towel
-degreaser
-nylon trim tool
-screwdrivers
Procedure:
Remove the door panel on the vehicle. First is a 2001 Toyota Tacoma. As a rough overview, locate any fasteners which may need to be removed. Here there are two phillips screws hiding behind plastic caps which are removed. Pop up the window switches, disconnect the wires on the rear.
The door handle also has a phillips screw that needs to be removed. Then the handle will need to be slide forward to disconnect it from the door. Remove the cap up by the mirror area. Unclip the panel from the door.
Disconnect any wires in the rear & push the door handle through the panel. Doors typically have a vapor barrier in behind the panel as a form of protection against moisture. This just pulls away, they’re usually held on with butyl tape.
I also removed the door speaker to help gain more access inside the door. The window switches were reconnected, turn on the key & then operate the window. Once you have it in a workable position, turn the ignition off and remove the keys. When the mechanism is moving, do not stick your fingers anywhere near it. Once it’s in the right spot, remove the key. Some vehicles can still have their windows operated for a few minutes when the key is removed, so press the window switches again to determine if this is the case or disconnect the window switches.
Using a cleaner from Caig Laboratories Val-U series, model number is DDW-V611. This can be applied to paper towel, a rag or lightly sprayed to clean away the old lubricant or dirt. Use DeoxIT’s L260D grease, apply this within the track, both on the bottom and top where the wheels ride. You should be able to see wear marks where the mechanism runs, grease needs to cover these areas.
Now moving the window up & gaining access to the half moon gear. Again using the degreaser & paper towel, clean away the old grease. Finally apply new grease to the gear. Clean the rubber tracks on each side of the window. Using a brush, either a detailing or toothbrush with a vacuum, clean the rubber tracks.
Use DeoxIT’s X10S Precision Lubricant apply a couple drops to the inside of the tracks. Only do this on the vertical tracks.
Once done, reinstall all the parts in reverse of removal.
For a 1998 Ford Ranger, this time around this has a manual window. First removing any screws in the panel. This particular window crank requires the cap to be popped off and a torx screw is hidden in behind. Remove the trim piece on the door panel using a nylon trim tool. Disconnect the power mirror connector. There is one screw hidden in behind this panel. Pull the panel straight up & remove.
Pull the vapor barrier back to gain access to the window regular. The window crank can be slid back on to operate the regulator. Use Caig Laboratories Val-U series degreaser, apply it to a paper towel & remove the old grease. For the half moon gear, clean it using paper towel & a degreaser. If this were a power window, DO NOT STICK your fingers anywhere near the mechanism. You can get severely hurt if your fingers get caught in the mechanism. Use a vacuum & brush to clean the vertical rubber tracks. Apply DeoxIT’s X10S Precision Lubricant to only the vertical rubber tracks. Apply DeoxIT’s L260D grease to the metal tracks inside the door, both the horizontal & vertical mechanism. Apply grease to the half moon gear.
Once done, reinstall all the parts in reverse of removal.
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@4DIYers
@4DIYers 8 месяцев назад
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@jvburnes
@jvburnes 11 месяцев назад
Apparently L260 grease is lithium based. You can also use Syl-Glide, a clear, silicone-based product that a lot of people also have if they do brake work. Excellent tutorial.
@4DIYers
@4DIYers 11 месяцев назад
Great tips, thank you for sharing!
@spongygryphon
@spongygryphon 3 года назад
I've been researching this topic for about an hour, finding videos and pages with some information but not other pieces, but your video is by far the best and most informative, I have a loud window motor in the rear and am going to perform this operation in the hopes it will prolong the life of the motor/assembly, as the other one was replaced recently and is much quieter! One thing I've found is that some various people recommend spraying Penetrating Oil into the motor however there doesn't seem to be many people talking about this? I feel like it might be beneficial in my situation but don't want to damage the motor either lol.. How do you feel about this? Anyway thank you for this video :)
@4DIYers
@4DIYers 3 года назад
No problem, happy I could help! As for your question, most motors will have self lubricating bushings so there's no need for oil. You also need to be careful so no oil contaminates the motor. If it's a brushed motor, the brushes or commutator maybe worn, this may cause some noise and performance issues and that can sometimes be helped with a little contact cleaner. That's only if you can see inside the motor.
@M3GAN3116
@M3GAN3116 10 месяцев назад
Thanks 👍
@4DIYers
@4DIYers 9 месяцев назад
You’re welcome!
@07Timmers
@07Timmers Год назад
Hi 4DIYers, I was wondering can you put that deoxit grease on desk fan motor busings to luberate it?
@rockslo
@rockslo Год назад
Do you have any suggestions as to why a roller (attached to window) would pop out of the vertical rail? I have a 96 trans am and the roller + stud was pulled out of the window frame. It was originally riveted on, but I was able to weld it back on. In doing the weld I actually melted the roller, so I put a new aftermarket roller on the welded stud as a replacement. After successfully installing the window again and using the car for about two weeks, the roller popped out again. Any idea what force would be pulling it out? I’m wondering if the rails need to be greased to allow the roller to slide up more easily. Although I’m also concerned that adding more grease will make it easier for the roller to pop out. Any suggestions? Thanks!
@watuzi
@watuzi 5 лет назад
Scotty Kilmer uses wd-40 only hahaha, but your method will be better in the long term. Thanks
@4DIYers
@4DIYers 5 лет назад
WD40 would never last in this situation and might actually end up washing away grease. I used WD40 to clean my lathe. Always happy to help and thank you for the feedback :)
@34fordgal67
@34fordgal67 3 года назад
He uses wd40 SILICONE lubricant not original formula. Silicone is an excellent lubricant.
@davidaho2154
@davidaho2154 Год назад
@@34fordgal67 That and silicone doesn't attract dirt and dust like original would.
@DOLsenior
@DOLsenior 5 лет назад
WOW! A lot of work!
@NihadH
@NihadH 5 лет назад
Dol l That is why this is best to be done along the way of you have already removed the door trim to service something or install better speakers, or install sound insulation materials.
@DOLsenior
@DOLsenior 5 лет назад
@@NihadH Yes! Throw in the maintenance work (if there isn't a problem yet) while you're at it. Good idea 👍
@4DIYers
@4DIYers 5 лет назад
I agree with NlhadH, this is definitely something that should be done if you already have a panel off. However if you're noticing a slow or noisy window operation, then it's time to check it out. Otherwise purchasing a new regulator can easily cost $200 depending on the vehicle.
@dlee3710
@dlee3710 Год назад
Yeah, but you don't want to pay the dealership!
@antongoncharov3043
@antongoncharov3043 2 года назад
Ram truck you'll ot be able to take apart this door so easily
@covid19southern47
@covid19southern47 4 года назад
why manual wind screen winder hard to move the window
@clutsta
@clutsta 3 года назад
Cos VTEC kicked in yo
@renatonismo
@renatonismo Год назад
@@clutsta lol
@georgeeinstein781
@georgeeinstein781 3 года назад
If that what it takes by celine Dion
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