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TickfordGhia
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Posted: Thu Apr 27, 2006 10:22 pm 
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trying to get my electric windows back to good working order what are people using to lubricate the rails???

 

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silicone spray is good s**t :)

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yeah silicone spray is what i use. dont use crc or wd40. dust and dirt stick to it big time and the rails get end up even more gunky and stuff it up worse.my opinion anyway

 

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Posted: Thu Apr 27, 2006 10:43 pm 
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sillycone spray does thje trick :)

 

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Mix silicone spray with graphite powder works WONDERS :shock: :lol: :lol:

 

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GTBob wrote:
Mix silicone spray with graphite powder works WONDERS :shock: :lol: :lol:
What if you mixed graphite powder then silicone spray would that work as well.... :D

 

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some dude with a el xr8 that i almost bought, but didnt coz it was a bucket of weld-rusted-out s**t.. the windows were pretty much shagged n he said to put talcum powder in there.. hahah no way.

 

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Think graphite powder is the best alternative here. Apparently ford make a special product, esspecially for this purpose. I can't remember the name of it now but if you do a search i'm sure it'll come up in a few posts. Only probelm is it costs about $80 a can or something, so not exaclty cheap!

I used KY jelly on mine once but they kept going up ;):P :?

 

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hi

armoural works well too.................
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got some nulon silcone spray
worked well they are moving nicely i think the key is to just re apply whrn they start slowing down

 

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hi all
do i gota remove door trims to lube power windows or can ya just put a bit in where the windows slide up and down betwen the rubbers

 

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bump i wanna know this as well ^^^^^^^
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