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passenger side window - slow

Passenger side window always went up slow. Suggested that I install new felt in window track. Ordered felt from Pelican, installed, it now goes up slower. (When I had the felt out, it went up like normal)

Seems the window gets very tight towards the top of the track. Is there a way of trimming the felt to make it better or do I have something else going on?

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The window frame may be installed at the improper angle. Mine does this too...., and judging by the wind noise on that side, the frame needs adjustment because there is a bind along the travel.
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Try a little silicone spray on your felt.
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The window frame may be installed at the improper angle. Mine does this too...., and judging by the wind noise on that side, the frame needs adjustment because there is a bind along the travel.
How hard is it to adjust the frame. I've never looked at the adjustments on it.
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Just pull the plugs on the front and rear of the door and the attaching bolts will be exposed. Loosen them and shift the frame a bit.

BTW. When you put the new felts in, did you have to remove the inner door panel? I have one sitting around that I ordered, and have been curious how to install it.
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Thanks for the info. Pulled the felt and put the new in without pulling the panel. It took some work to slide it down towards the end but it went. I used a little lubricant on the inside to help make it a little easier. I read a post by John Walker that explained it well. It was one of his first post on Pelican. He's always a wealth of info.

I'll be working on adjusting the window this weekend.

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Good post guys. I have the same problem with both my windows. Also the passenger side doesnt go down all the way. I'll have to check it out.
thanks!!

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