Toyota tacoma 2003, driver side window if opens down in not going to close but incrementally after a few minutes the longer time the more it close

Asked by gurueted Jan 18, 2016 at 09:52 PM about the 2003 Toyota Tacoma 4WD Extended Cab LB

Question type: General

Toyota tacoma 2003, driver side window if opens down it not going to close
right way but incrementally, after a few minutes it will close few inches, the
longer time the more it close.

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I used some Silicone Spray in the tracks that guide the window on each side and the window zip's up & down now.

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Rowefast has a good point. If that doesn't solve the problem, your window may have "jumped the track" or the track mechanism is binding. For those corrections, you'll have to pull the door panel, pull back the plastic liner (do not cut it ) and then look the situation over, correcting what ever is needed.

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