What Causes the Noise in Car Window Regulators?
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The noise in car window regulators may be caused by aging window seals or abnormal sounds from the window lifting mechanism. There are sealing strips at the bottom of the door windows. If these strips age, the friction between the strips and the window increases, leading to noise when raising or lowering the window. The car body has many sealing strips, and these rubber components can deteriorate over time. When maintaining your car, attention should be paid to the care of these rubber parts. If the sealing strips are no longer effective, they should be replaced promptly, as poor sealing may allow rainwater to leak into the car during rain.