LAMax

My 2001 Maxima AE suffers from a slow moving, squealing driver's window. I took the car to the dealer, and they could not replicate the squeal/drag. (They had lubed the door and said somehow that must have cured the squealing.) Well, the next day the squeal was back and the drag. I searched here and found posts suggesting silicone spray would stop the squealing. I tried a little on the window (spraying it into the door itself while the window was lowered). The window did not squeak for an hour or so, but now it is squealing and also greasy. What suggestions do you have for this window problem? Thank you

xChungHsienx

I dunno about how to fix it, but i know i've read about this problem from 4 or 5 different org members in the last month or too, so try a search if u haven't already and i'm sure u'll find some help.

Chung-Hsien

NuJerseyDrive

iTrader: (3)

Spray the silicone on the side of the windows. Stick the straw inside the rubber which the window glides up and down on and let it rip. It should cure that squeal. This is what I do and my windows do not come out greasy

LAMax

By sides of the window, do you mean the narrow sides of the window? I sprayed the silicon in the window's rubber casing, but I sprayed across the width of the window. It made my windows streak when I raised the window.

NuJerseyDrive

iTrader: (3)

Yes the narrow sides, towards the bottm. Lower the window down all the way to get a better angle.

Jer

iTrader: (2)

You might laugh at this one.. I tried silicone spray too and at best it helped for a couple of weeks; the rails were lubed with tranny fluid next.. guess what no squeals
lol