What Causes the Abnormal Noise When Raising and Lowering the Window?
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The causes of abnormal noise when raising and lowering the window may include aging of the rubber strip at the lower edge of the window or foreign objects stuck in the window gap. Below are the specific reasons for the abnormal noise: 1. Aging of the sealing rubber strip: Many cars have fast window movement when newly purchased, but over time, the speed slows down, and there may be sticking and abnormal noise during operation. This is due to the aging of the rubber strip at the lower edge of the window. When the rubber strip ages, the friction increases, leading to abnormal noise when operating the window. The solution is to replace the rubber strip. 2. Precautions: When parking, try to avoid parking in places exposed to direct sunlight, as this accelerates the aging of the sealing rubber strips on the car body. If the sealing performance of the rubber strips deteriorates, water may leak into the car during rain.