How To Lube Power Window Tracks?

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Re: How To Lube Power Window Tracks? [Re: litnin] #770967 12/10/06 09:23 AM

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Use silicone spray lube on the rubber stuff. NOT SILICONE GREASE!!! Let it dry completely and re-apply. It may take a number of applications to get the windows really going again.

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Subject	Posted By	Posted
How To Lube Power Window Tracks?	parkstribe	12/10/06 01:49 AM
Re: How To Lube Power Window Tracks?	litnin	12/10/06 08:44 AM
Re: How To Lube Power Window Tracks?	52degrees	12/10/06 09:23 AM
Re: How To Lube Power Window Tracks?	parkstribe	12/11/06 01:51 AM
Re: How To Lube Power Window Tracks?	litnin	12/11/06 03:38 AM
Re: How To Lube Power Window Tracks?	parkstribe	12/12/06 01:44 AM

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