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YOUR RESEARCHWeird window issue

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still happening

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Reported cause · Original poster
Dealer had it replaced, but the problem is still happening.
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Weird window issue

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Use 'talc' bag

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Correct - dealers are told to use a 'talc' bag to dry lube the rubber seals I believe
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Use 'talc' bag

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Correct - dealers are told to use a 'talc' bag to dry lube the rubber seals I believe
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Weird window issue

Use talc or baby powder

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I had this same issue and posted on the concours forum and they said to use talc or baby powder.
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Weird window issue

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Use 'talc' bag

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Correct - dealers are told to use a 'talc' bag to dry lube the rubber seals I believe
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Weird window issue

Use talc or baby powder

No successful repair reported for this finding.

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Reported fixes: 0
Unsuccessful attempts: 1
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I had this same issue and posted on the concours forum and they said to use talc or baby powder.
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Weird window issue

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still happening

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Reported cause · Original poster
Dealer had it replaced, but the problem is still happening.
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Weird window issue

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I have noticed on the hot days that the outside rubber piece collapses down when the window is lowered. (the rubber piece that sits right on top of the door). It only happens on the driver side. Dealer had it replaced, but the problem is still happening. Is there some sort of special coating on the outside of our windows? Anybody knows what else it can be?

POST 2Original post

I had this same issue and posted on the concours forum and they said to use talc or baby powder. here is a link: https://rennlist.com/forums/showthre...referrerid=389 i haven't had time to try it yet.

POST 3Original post

Correct - dealers are told to use a 'talc' bag to dry lube the rubber seals I believe

POST 4Original post

I have the same problem and NEVER even thought to inquire about it, thinking that I'd just have to live with it. I know the first thing I'm trying this weekend.

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