I have my passenger door skin off to replace the door handle. I decided to clean the window tracks while I was in there. I cleaned the old grease off, but what have people used to re-grease the window tracks? I am hoping this helps speed up my power windows a bit.
It will do the trick. Lube up everything. I used stuff called HHS-K. It's what I used when I worked on Porsches with sunroof track squeeks. I doused my power window stuff with the stuff and they are like rocket ships now. Good luck.
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Originally posted by robert1234: Silicon grease or white .........
Yup.... Many others types will attach the plastic rollers etc and cause major problems down the road.
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I used marine wheel bearing grease on many window tracks. It doesn't dry out or gum up like white lithium, syl-glide or many other lubricants. A penetrating oil toks well for the pivot. I also use a needle point for grease gun for the rollers. Allows them to rotate on their pivot ball. Will definitely speeds up the windows!! Hope this helps Brian!!
Originally posted by Shho13: It will do the trick. Lube up everything. I used stuff called HHS-K. It's what I used when I worked on Porsches with sunroof track squeeks. I doused my power window stuff with the stuff and they are like rocket ships now. Good luck.
