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An issue which i have only recently noticed is that my power windows on my r34 gt-t is going up and down really slowly. i have compared this to many other r34 gt-t's which my friends own.

anyone know how to overcome this problem??

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Try silicone lube spray on the window rubbers. I usually spray the window and let it go up and down a few times, then wipe it ALL off. (you're only really trying to get it into the rubber).

This works assuming your electrics are good enough to power it all in the first place .. gl :P

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Also you can check the alignment of the window, if it is not pushing in the correct angle it can slow things down dramatically. To check, when closing the window, pull the window upwards and to the front, then try upwards and to the back. If it speeds up (more than you are pulling) it is likely the window has fallen out of alignment.

Not a common problem on skylines but fords certainly have this problem.

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ah ok thanks.. i am running a system which consists of tv, 2 amps, speakers...subs have been disconnected now

also have installed is a power window lifter kit. when i lock the car and the windows go up themselves with alarm it is faster then pressing it myself.

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