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  1. Since both front windows are similarly affected, are there any logical answers to these questions:- Is it likely that both regulators or both motors are at fault. If this is indeed unlikely, is there any - perhaps electrical - component which is common to both window? Kind regards, Gareth. p.s. Has the actual voltage at the motors been checked?
  2. Either window regulator needs replacing or the motor is on the way out. Wd40 is no good for window runners
  3. Hello Paul, Possibly will be considered a cheap bodge, but it could be worth spraying some WD40 or similar ( I now used GT85) down the felt window runners - front and back. Partly lower the window before squirting. It might well cure it or it might ease the problem. These window mechanisms are designed to stop closing if there is a restriction, and the restriction may be aggravated by tight runners. If it doesn't work then its doors cards off and see what is going on and if lubrication there might help. Kind regards, Gareth,




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