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Cayman Driver's Side Door Squeak/Chirp Issue - Any Solutions?

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Lubricate some of the rubber components would help the situation

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I tried adding a bit of oil thinking lubricating some of the rubber components would help the situation, but so far it hasn't help.

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I tried adding a bit of oil thinking lubricating some of the rubber components would help the situation, but so far it hasn't help.

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This is my first time on this forum. I bought my Cayman two weeks prior and have had a problem with a squeak or 'chirp' around the driver's side door or window anytime I hit a rough patch of road. I tried adding a bit of oil thinking lubricating some of the rubber components would help the situation, but so far it hasn't help. I plan on taking it to the dealer next Tuesday, but my fear is that they won't find a thing wrong with it, and then I'm stuck with this annoying sound everytime I drive this car. Any suggestions? I'm thinking that I should probably try to get accustomed to it since I probably won't have any other choice.

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