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Screaching Windows

luckyD · 2010-03-04 20:44:20

Any one got any ideas on how to stop this? spick and spanned the car there about 6 months ago and used window cleaner on the windows. noticed after that when lowering them there was a bit of a squeel coming out of it. in the past two weeks this squeel has turned into a horrible screach. im sure there has been plenty of…

04-03-2010 8:44pm

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luckyD

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Any one got any ideas on how to stop this? spick and spanned the car there about 6 months ago and used window cleaner on the windows. noticed after that when lowering them there was a bit of a squeel coming out of it. in the past two weeks this squeel has turned into a horrible screach. im sure there has been plenty of other people who have had this problem. any ideas on how to solve this? is it the rubber bit that needs replacing? cheers for the help guys.

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#2 04-03-2010 9:00pm

brembo26

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i had this problem before. just get a cloth and put some washing up liquid on it and give the rubbers a good rub. should sort it!

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#3 04-03-2010 10:20pm

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Head to a motor factors and get some silicone lubricant and spray it into the window runners.

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#4 04-03-2010 11:33pm

bazz26

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Spray WD40 along the runner.

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