Attempt at fixing that backseat windshield creaking!
03-12-14, 08:52 AM
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Attempt at fixing that backseat windshield creaking!
ok, so here is my first attempt at fixing the back windshield creaking sound...WITH LEGOS!
soo sad..
http://imgur.com/LTiG7KX
if anyone has any other ideas on how to fix the back windshield creaking, please let me know.
soo sad..
http://imgur.com/LTiG7KX
if anyone has any other ideas on how to fix the back windshield creaking, please let me know.
Last edited by Downtuned; 03-12-14 at 09:11 AM.
03-13-14, 03:01 AM
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03-13-14, 02:39 PM
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dude, the lego's worked. you know, the flat ones that barely slide in there. I put six of them equally spaced along the top lining where the inside of the back windshield meets the roof lining. Someone was also stating they fixed it by spraying silicone up there, but i would rather use spacers (legos) than spraying wet stuff onto the felt of the headliner.
Greenhornet, I am looking at that PDF, thank you for the link! So, is it saying there are 2 "glass stoppers" that need to have the tips cut? I am just trying to fix this permanently without taking apart my headlining assembly, or with legos.
Greenhornet, I am looking at that PDF, thank you for the link! So, is it saying there are 2 "glass stoppers" that need to have the tips cut? I am just trying to fix this permanently without taking apart my headlining assembly, or with legos.
03-13-14, 02:48 PM
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dude, the lego's worked. you know, the flat ones that barely slide in there. I put six of them equally spaced along the top lining where the inside of the back windshield meets the roof lining. Someone was also stating they fixed it by spraying silicone up there, but i would rather use spacers (legos) than spraying wet stuff onto the felt of the headliner. Greenhornet, I am looking at that PDF, thank you for the link! So, is it saying there are 2 "glass stoppers" that need to have the tips cut? I am just trying to fix this permanently without taking apart my headlining assembly, or with legos.
03-13-14, 04:24 PM
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03-13-14, 11:21 PM
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Totally no offense to you, bro; but it's a shame that, after spending a lot of money on what is supposed to be a premium, executive sedan, that owners of such a car have to resort to such measures as long as their car is no longer under warranty and they don't relish throwing good money after bad. I would not expect that after buying something like a Lexus that I would have to fasten parts of my car with tape or otherwise fork over $$$ to repair this squeak/creak to which you refer. Good luck, bro. I'm keeping my fingers crossed in hopes that I will not experience the problem that you mentioned.
03-13-14, 11:36 PM
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