14th June 2019, 21:16
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SERVICING AND DEALER DIAGNOSTICS
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Originally Posted by clf
check if the sound is coming from inside the door. It would be relatively common for the regulator to fail, and when mine did it made a lot fo creaking noises before the cable snapped. It is quite an easy fix, by way of replacement (Mickyboy is where I got my replacement - highly recommended trader). A bit of silicone spray in the window channels could help to eliminate sticky rubbers.
If it does turn out to be that, grease all the moving parts of the regulator before fitting.
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Very good advice, I use silicone spray on my own too, I also have plenty of regulators in stock at the moment too, they seem to fail now that they are on average 18 years old
Mick
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