Noisy window solutions?
Noisy window solutions?
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steveatesh

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5,362 posts

193 months

Monday 13th August 2012
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I have an annoying clicking/ creaking from my drivers door window, seems right against my ear! It's only when the window is up and I think there must be a very slight movement between the glass and rubber seal when driving, causing the noise. Anybody know of anything I can apply to the rubber seal to stop this? It's one of those noises that once you become aware of its impossible to ignore!

BingoBob

1,098 posts

176 months

Monday 13th August 2012
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How about applying some of this with a cloth:

http://www.halfords.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/...

AMDBSNick

7,215 posts

191 months

Monday 13th August 2012
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steveatesh said:
I have an annoying clicking/ creaking from my drivers door window, seems right against my ear! It's only when the window is up and I think there must be a very slight movement between the glass and rubber seal when driving, causing the noise. Anybody know of anything I can apply to the rubber seal to stop this? It's one of those noises that once you become aware of its impossible to ignore!
French Chalk I think may work

steveatesh

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5,362 posts

193 months

Monday 13th August 2012
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Excellent suggestions - thanks very much both of you.

mikey k

13,074 posts

245 months

Monday 13th August 2012
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BingoBob said:
How about applying some of this with a cloth:

http://www.halfords.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/...
+1 often used on rubber seals that a squeaking
Just don't put too much on and keep away from the brush at the bottom of the glass or you will forever be smearing the glass frown
I buy it in a tuber rather than aerosol, easier to dispense and rub in to the seal

aMb

36 posts

215 months

Monday 13th August 2012
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When I had my BMW they recommended something called Gummi Pflege, as it did not contain silicone. They advised against using silicone sprays as they can attract dust and dry out the rubber.

http://www.perfectlycleaned.co.uk/einszett-1z-gumm...

peterr96

2,226 posts

204 months

Monday 13th August 2012
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mikey k said:
I buy it in a tuber rather than aerosol, easier to dispense and rub in to the seal
A bit like Heidi then



BingoBob

1,098 posts

176 months

Monday 13th August 2012
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laugh

mikey k

13,074 posts

245 months

Monday 13th August 2012
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Very quick!

brakedwell

1,229 posts

228 months

Monday 13th August 2012
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aMb said:
When I had my BMW they recommended something called Gummi Pflege, as it did not contain silicone. They advised against using silicone sprays as they can attract dust and dry out the rubber.

http://www.perfectlycleaned.co.uk/einszett-1z-gumm...
Plus 1 clap

BingoBob

1,098 posts

176 months

Monday 13th August 2012
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I have heard very mixed reviews of gummipflege. I was looking to order some but came across so many negative reviews that I didn't bother in the end.

KarlFranz

2,008 posts

299 months

Monday 13th August 2012
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Had the same problem as the OP in my V8V. Only seemed to be a problem on the driver side window. Wound up putting a small piece of black foam in the upper rear corner to help silence it.

steveatesh

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5,362 posts

193 months

Monday 13th August 2012
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KarlFranz said:
Had the same problem as the OP in my V8V. Only seemed to be a problem on the driver side window. Wound up putting a small piece of black foam in the upper rear corner to help silence it.
God hope it doesn't come to that! I have ordered some of the Gummi-Pflege £5.95 delivered, and will try that.

Over the last 2.5 years whether AM actually have a box of rattles and squeaks that they build into the car, especially the dashboard, which the dealers then have to find and remove one by one!