What Causes the Noise When the Window is Raised to the Top but Disappears When Lowered?
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This situation may be caused by aging window seals, or it could be due to dirt accumulation in the gap between the window and the seal, where particles in the dust can create noise when rubbing against the glass. Another possible cause is dirty window tracks or a malfunctioning window motor. It is recommended to have it inspected and repaired promptly. Below is some information on car window maintenance: 1. Cleaning the window glass is the first thing most car owners think of, as excessively dirty windows not only look bad but also impair visibility while driving. Additionally, dirt can affect the operation of power windows. 2. Maintaining the window switches and fuses is also essential. If pressing the power window switch does not elicit any response, the first thing to check should be the window switch. 3. Inspect the rubber supports for the windows. After lubricating the window lifting mechanism, it is also necessary to check the rubber parts that support both ends of the glass. These parts can also affect the normal operation of the window. If the window slides poorly, applying a rubber protectant can provide lubrication and protection.