Hi all,
It's time to fix the shuddery windows on the new 6.9 - can anyone advise tips as to what to lubricate and so on?
Have pulled out a door trim, and the vertical bar that the window slides up and down against would seem to be the main point of friction (apart from the window seals in the top of the door frame). I can clean and lubricate that easily enough, but is there anything else? The motor et al is tucked away in an inaccessible part of the door panel, and it looks like pulling it out would be painful.
An aside: there seems to be a little screw that is used to attach the top end of the vertical chrome bar that separates the rear sliding window from the rear 1/4 window. The screw is inserted pointing up, with the head under the rubber window seal and the top sticking through the top back corner of the door frame into the door seal. On one of the doors, this screw was about an inch long, and stuck all the way through the seal and just past the top of the visible edge of the door - that's not normal, right?
Sorry, didn't think to get photos, and as usual it was getting dark.
Thanks
Lukas
It's time to fix the shuddery windows on the new 6.9 - can anyone advise tips as to what to lubricate and so on?
Have pulled out a door trim, and the vertical bar that the window slides up and down against would seem to be the main point of friction (apart from the window seals in the top of the door frame). I can clean and lubricate that easily enough, but is there anything else? The motor et al is tucked away in an inaccessible part of the door panel, and it looks like pulling it out would be painful.
An aside: there seems to be a little screw that is used to attach the top end of the vertical chrome bar that separates the rear sliding window from the rear 1/4 window. The screw is inserted pointing up, with the head under the rubber window seal and the top sticking through the top back corner of the door frame into the door seal. On one of the doors, this screw was about an inch long, and stuck all the way through the seal and just past the top of the visible edge of the door - that's not normal, right?
Sorry, didn't think to get photos, and as usual it was getting dark.
Thanks
Lukas