Window regulator grease ?

[panhead59]

I imagine a little grease on the window regulator wouldn't hurt, but what about grease on the rollers and track ? I just don t want the grease to eat up the plastic rollers. What do u think ?

[Grumpy old man]

Use white lithium spray liberally , works great

[truckster]

Originally Posted by Grumpy old man

Use white lithium spray liberally , works great

X2. It's what we use in the glass industry.

[panhead59]

Great. Tks guys !

[71CHEVYSHORTBED402]

Originally Posted by Grumpy old man

Use white lithium spray liberally , works great

x3. Used it for the regulators and vent windows on my rust-bucket. Everything smooth as silk.

[darrellyates]

Originally Posted by panhead59

I imagine a little grease on the window regulator wouldn't hurt, but what about grease on the rollers and track ? I just don t want the grease to eat up the plastic rollers. What do u think ?

Guys, the plastic rollers on the window regulators are nylon or polyacetal. They are impervious to any petroleum based grease, or mineral oil based grease for that matter.

Grease away at them, it will not affect the material (34 years in plastics...).

[stsalvage]

X4 on that One thing you should check some of these window tracks get ruts or trash build up in them best off to clean them out I know its hard to see in the doors but clean them window channels that the white or black wheels rolls on

[bry593]

When I'm serious about it, I remove everything and then clean in kerosene, brush and blow dry. The regulators and latch mechanisms then get soaked in a mix of Vaseline and 30 weight. Sector and tracks receive white lithium. Warning: never use wheel bearing grease else cold temps will make it stiff and difficult to operate regulators. This also damages parts due to the extra force/stress required to actuate in cold temps.