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Windows rubbing

Tragedy · 2009-10-31 13:45:40

Had this problem on every car I've owned and would love to know how to fix it myself: The drivers side window makes a high pitched scraping noise and seems to be rubbing very slightly as it goes up, is it a case of adjusting something inside the door? The scrapes I'm guessing are dirt trapped in the rubber, but the rubbign…

31-10-2009 1:45pm

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Tragedy

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Had this problem on every car I've owned and would love to know how to fix it myself:

The drivers side window makes a high pitched scraping noise and seems to be rubbing very slightly as it goes up, is it a case of adjusting something inside the door?

The scrapes I'm guessing are dirt trapped in the rubber, but the rubbign I have no idea

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#2 31-10-2009 1:47pm

Hellrazer

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Rubber lube .Spray it into the door runners and you should be sorted.

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#3 31-10-2009 2:22pm

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A little squirt of washing up lquid in the tracks each side of the window will do wonders...
do it with the window down and then run it up/down a few times

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#4 31-10-2009 10:57pm

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Silicone spray from a motor factor.

Not your ornery onager

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