Why does the new car's window glass make a screeching noise when rolling up and down on rainy days?
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The reasons for abnormal noise during the window glass rolling up and down include foreign objects in the rubber guide rail, etc. Below are the specific reasons for the abnormal noise during window glass rolling up and down: 1. Dirty rubber guide rail of the door glass: The rubber guide rail of the door glass tends to accumulate dust, causing abnormal noise when the glass rolls up and down. In this case, you can first clean the dust in the rubber guide rail with water, dry the moisture, and then spray a little rubber protectant or lubricant on the rubber guide rail. The noise during glass rolling will then disappear. 2. Aging rubber guide rail of the door glass: The rubber guide rail of the door glass is exposed to sun and rain all year round, making it prone to aging and losing elasticity. When the glass rolls up and down, friction with the aged rubber guide rail will produce abnormal noise. This situation can only be resolved by replacing the rubber guide rail with a new one.