Honda makes a grease that works awesome for window tracks. The windows on my car were slow going up and down....I just smeared some grease in the tracks and it helped a bunch. I forget what it's called, but the parts guys at the Honda dealer will know what you're talking about.

 

Thanks guys. Gonna go by AZ tomorrow!

 

Try Rain-X on the outside of the windows. Worked for me.

 

my 06 does this on passenger side only. and only when you roll it down.

and they roll down faster than they roll up, and the right side rolls up very slow.

 

My driver side just rolled up slow all together when i had problems. My passenger side would roll up quick to about the half way point then go slow for about 3 inches then speed back up. Spraying that lubricant down in the tracks cleared all the problems instantly for me.

 

Silicone lube is definetly the correct product, it also works if you want to stop your doors and windows from freezing shut in the winter

 

Silicone it is. I will have to try it this weekend. My drivers door is the worst, and it only does going up. It also slows down and speeds back up...

 

Is this the kinda spray you guys are talking about?
Just spray it down into where the window goes down?
Wont hurt tint or anything?

http://www.wttool.com/product-exec/p...m_source=froog

 

Yes, that's the stuff.

 

****K I gave my last can away the other day because I never use the stuff, I had a whole case given to me about 5 months ago.

 

Doh, mine is starting to do it now, but ive sealed my doors with deadener. Cant get to my tracks without cutting.

 

Mine only does this in the summer heat and other time it's fine. Course no more that I use my windows I think I can live with it. Then again pulling the speaker isn't so hard and I could probably just hit the track through there.

 

You don't have to tear the door down. Roll the window down and spray the grooves the window rides in. That may take care of it.

 

i had my passenger rear window start to fall down and at first i thought it was the motor, but it still works, maybe ill buy some of this vice buying the regulator first.