YOUR RESEARCHSqueaky window seal
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A dab of vaseline (ohh-err Missus) always did the trick for squeaky seals in the past for me.
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I am getting a mildly annoying squeak coming from my driver window. I think it is coming from the window moving fractional amounts as I move over a bump. Is there anything someone can recommend to rub onto the window seal - I assume some kind of lubricant (and yes, I know I am opening this thread up to go down some other paths!) might do the trick. Top tips anyone?
A dab of vaseline (ohh-err Missus) always did the trick for squeaky seals in the past for me. Or maybe some silicone.
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