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Pretty sure that a thorough cleaning and then coating with silicone grease in the rubber/tracks will allow the window to seat properly. This has been discussed quite a bit in previous threads, so a little search should bring up the different products that did the trick.
My driver's side window would creak constantly and I couldn't close the window all the way without rubbing issues. Coated all the rubber with 303 and it's dead quite now. Also silenced my sunroof when I coated the rubber surround. Hope this helps!
The dealer said the weather strip is deformed a little bit. They said it will cost several hundred $ to install a new one. We use finger to make strip more open when the window is closing. Now the strip stay in the right form and I will keep the strip stay that way for a week.
Got it fixed. Body shop take the door apart and find the leveling is loose. That is why the glass is not in its right place and tilted a tiny bit. No weather strip needs to be replaced.
I think that is part of my fault, In the summer, sap of elm trees drop on the windows. If you don't clean up for a couple of days, it is sticky and create more friction when windows are up and down. .
got my car back from 2 windows replaced and door painted.. yup heading for the 50 year old colonoscopy and had chicken broth in a bag, car got 2 windows smashed.
car looks like new dealer did great work
09-24-16, 06:41 PM
