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    Sqeaky Windows ...

    Both the windows on my C70 sqeak like mad when going up & down, anybody had this problem and whats the best cure ? ....



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    Do they squeal when the door is open or closed or both?

    Depending on your answer

    Use silicone dressing on the rubbers on the B-Post.

    Take the door cards off and use copper slip or carbon grease on the runners, taking care not to touch the glass with greasy fingers. Also use rocket WD40 on the draw cables and all other moving parts/motors.
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    for a quick fix try washing up liquid on window rubbers and B pillar seal. doesn't last forever though
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