I've replaced maybe 5 regulators on my 93 wagon, I've never seen the glass go "off track" as the system in the Gen3 Camry is pretty much trouble free when it comes to alignment. Maybe the regulator themselves are made wrong or failing?

I had 2 super cheap ($30) Ebay regulators fail within 1 week of install, the only type that has lasted has been so called "highest quality" (~$63) units from 1A Automotive on eBay:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Power-Windo...5?fits=Year:1993|Make:Toyota|Model:Camry&hash=item336ba1ac63:g:FQkAAOSwu4BVzbHb

The cables fall apart on all the cheap units IME.

what specific model/year do you have?

 

The ones I bought were the cheap ones but the first time around I replaced the drivers side too just in case. That ones been working fine until the motor started slowing down recently. I'm not ruling out manufacturing defect but I'm thinking I should be able to fix it somehow since the components arent damaged.

Just to clarify by "off track" I mean that the corner sticks out when you roll up the window. I either have to guide it up or push in the window from the outside then roll it up more. I'll post a photo when I get the chance.

 

Btw my car's a '94 V6 LE

 

OEM or aftermarket?
W95c

 

I believe he bought some cheap aftermarket units, which is understandable as the OEM unit is still $336 for my '93.

I'd suspect the units bought were for a different application and/or made wrong, the window should never protrude if the unit is installed correctly with the right design/geometry. Its not like older Corolla windows that need to have the glass clamped in and carefully aligned, its idiot proof. Later models lose the cable drive and should be even more durable.

 

When I replaced mine I went with OEM since I did not want problems down the road. The OEM ones have been redesigned to fix a problem with the cable binding and slowing down the motor. Mine has been in several years now and it raises the window very fast even when it is cold weather. I used the very little bit of window adjustment allowed to tilt my glass a little forward and it stopped the wind noise that I had.
W95c

 

Success!!!

SUCCESS! I found out that the track had been pinched a bit because (I'm assuming) the side mirror was leaned on or hit while the window was rolled down. Like I said earlier, the problem had been happening from the first day I was given the car so I never suspected it could be a problem. The only reason I figured it out was because I decided to widen the tracks "cuz why not."

Here's the video I took of the problem right before I inadvertently fixed it.

 

SUCCESS! I found out that the track had been pinched a bit because (I'm assuming) the side mirror was leaned on or hit while the window was rolled down. Like I said earlier, the problem had been happening from the first day I was given the car so I never suspected it could be a problem. The only reason I figured it out was because I decided to widen the tracks "cuz why not."

Here's the video I took of the problem right before I inadvertently fixed it.

Camry Window Getting Stuck

Congrats on the fix! Twice a year I clean my window tracks and door seals and lube them with a thin layer of silicon grease. It really helps window speed and it also keeps my doors from sticking shut when we have freezing rain.
W95c

 

Hey I have the same problem. What exactly did you do to fix it?

Thanks,
Tim