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BB, I too had this popping noise in my windows. Lud is right, the only way to solve this problem was to remove the actual window and then the tracks, rear and forward. The build up of gunk in the tracks seemed to make mine pop as they were going up. We used several cans of brake and parts cleaner with a stiff parts cleaner brush to get all the old grease and gunk out of the tracks. Then we used fresh Honda Lube (its green and highly recomended by Acura mechanic) and reassembled. Then spray silicone into the front triangle window guide to complete the process. Also if you get a sqeak as the window finally reaches the very top you can spray silicone on the 2 black hard rubber???, gee, I do not know what they call them, but I think they are the rubber window stoppers. My windows made a horrible sqeak that sounded like metal on metal when they finally made the top. Well it just took some silicone on these 2 black rubber stoppers to solve the problem. I hope this helps. Also make sure you MARK the adjustment screws on the threads with black perme marker if you decide to take the windows out, so you do not loose the factory adjustment settings.

<blockquote data-quote="dochartung" data-source="post: 18635" data-attributes="member: 4642"><p>BB, I too had this popping noise in my windows. Lud is right, the only way to solve this problem was to remove the actual window and then the tracks, rear and forward. The build up of gunk in the tracks seemed to make mine pop as they were going up. We used several cans of brake and parts cleaner with a stiff parts cleaner brush to get all the old grease and gunk out of the tracks. Then we used fresh Honda Lube (its green and highly recomended by Acura mechanic) and reassembled. Then spray silicone into the front triangle window guide to complete the process. Also if you get a sqeak as the window finally reaches the very top you can spray silicone on the 2 black hard rubber???, gee, I do not know what they call them, but I think they are the rubber window stoppers. My windows made a horrible sqeak that sounded like metal on metal when they finally made the top. Well it just took some silicone on these 2 black rubber stoppers to solve the problem. I hope this helps. Also make sure you MARK the adjustment screws on the threads with black perme marker if you decide to take the windows out, so you do not loose the factory adjustment settings.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="dochartung, post: 18635, member: 4642"] BB, I too had this popping noise in my windows. Lud is right, the only way to solve this problem was to remove the actual window and then the tracks, rear and forward. The build up of gunk in the tracks seemed to make mine pop as they were going up. We used several cans of brake and parts cleaner with a stiff parts cleaner brush to get all the old grease and gunk out of the tracks. Then we used fresh Honda Lube (its green and highly recomended by Acura mechanic) and reassembled. Then spray silicone into the front triangle window guide to complete the process. Also if you get a sqeak as the window finally reaches the very top you can spray silicone on the 2 black hard rubber???, gee, I do not know what they call them, but I think they are the rubber window stoppers. My windows made a horrible sqeak that sounded like metal on metal when they finally made the top. Well it just took some silicone on these 2 black rubber stoppers to solve the problem. I hope this helps. Also make sure you MARK the adjustment screws on the threads with black perme marker if you decide to take the windows out, so you do not loose the factory adjustment settings. [/QUOTE]

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