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Thank you, Richard, for the YouTube links. I had done a YouTube search prior to posting my question but I still wasn’t coming away with any answers. I did flush some more fluid out of the brake lines yesterday. I had someone else assisting me last time so I didn’t get an opportunity to feel how the pedal was operating. After pumping the pedal myself I’m realizing that what I was feeling was a product of the electric brake booster. Seems some boosters can create a “divorced” feeling from the hydraulics of the system. The vehicle stops fine and is otherwise acting normal. I’m gonna call this problem solved.
Hi Ken,
A lot of window motors are thermally regulated. When they get too hot there is an internal switch that will trip, cutting off power to the motor. When the motor cools down that switch closes again restoring power to the motor. You said you replaced the motor with a used one. It could very well be that the used one is bad as well. You may want to try lubricating your window track in the door with silicone paste. This will make the window slide much easier and reduce how hard the motor has to work. This may solve your problem, otherwise it sounds like you might need a new motor.Thanks guys. I was hoping everything was cleared out and that there were no issues. Glad to hear that.