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auto-down window control V70-XC70 1999

The auto-down function works only 90%. When I press the down switch, the auto-down function starts, then the window stops about 3 inches from the bottom. I press it again and it goes all the way down. So far, this is the only problem I experience with any of the windows. Is this a problem with the switch? Mechanism? I don't really mind this but don't want to neglect something that can grow into something worse. I would hate for the window to quit altogether or have the regulator bind and tear something up.

Any ideas?

Thanks,
David








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    auto-down window control V70-XC70 1999

    You might actually want to take the button unit out the door and take it apart. Mine started acting up and I removed it, took it apart and sprayed compressed air on everything. I took a look at all the contacts and then tested it in the door without putting it back together. Once I knew it worked once again, I put it all back together and I haven't had a problem since. Believe me there was a lot of crap in there when I took it apart and cleaning seemed to have fixed whatever the problem was.

    Good luck.

    Matt








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    auto-down window control V70-XC70 1999

    I would spray some silicone down the window channels and work the window a few times. Dirt can build up and make the motor work too hard.
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