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Streaky windows

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YOUR RESEARCHStreaky windows

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Use "window streaking." you will find plenty of folks

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Do a search using "window streaking." You will find plenty of folks with the same issue and some cures.

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Use "window streaking." you will find plenty of folks

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Do a search using "window streaking." You will find plenty of folks with the same issue and some cures.

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POST 1Original post

Wash the car, clean the windows - whole thing is 100% concours condition and sparkling from every angle. Wind the window down and back up - streaky and messy. What's going on? Are there some guide pads in the door runner that are dirty? This really bugs me (more than the "STOP" message on the CD!). Over the years I've had 25 cars and not come across this before. Can anyone shed any light? Thanks

POST 2Original post

Same problem here, but as a new owner (2 weeks) assume it's a design fault. Mine hasn't been out in the rain long enough to get dirt in there..! cheers simon

POST 3Original post

It's a design problem. I had the same issue on my 350Z prior to my Cayman. Paul

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Do a search using "window streaking." You will find plenty of folks with the same issue and some cures.

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