Creaky seat (sunroof) Part II / Went to dealer during lunch and they gave me the product. Part #...
01-22-2004, 09:54 AM
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Creaky seat (sunroof) Part II / Went to dealer during lunch and they gave me the product. Part #...
Part #: D 007 000 A2
No more noise.
"Silicon-Lubricant Spray. Silicon based lubrication and protection agent, free from grease, oil and solvents."
Audi, VW, Seat and Skoda logo's on it.
200ml can with little extension nozzle for the hard to reach areas.
(Yeah, whatever would you do without my posts. I know, I know)
No more noise.
"Silicon-Lubricant Spray. Silicon based lubrication and protection agent, free from grease, oil and solvents."
Audi, VW, Seat and Skoda logo's on it.
200ml can with little extension nozzle for the hard to reach areas.
(Yeah, whatever would you do without my posts. I know, I know)
01-22-2004, 10:34 AM
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It does, but be careful in ultra cold weather...May cause the seals to freeze/stick together, and
then tear...At least that's what my service tech told me. In my case, they had to replace the door seal anyway...But that was 1 Audi ago.
01-22-2004, 11:40 AM
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Yes, use Aerospace 303 Protectant. After 1-2 applications, don't need again for months...
<A HREF="http://sonolithics.com/files/a6_links.html#noises">A6 FAQ, noises section</A>
01-22-2004, 11:45 AM
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Shame on you. You forgot to check the FAQ....
;^)
If you used that silicone on any rubber, go out and wipe it off thoroughly. Then use Aerospace 303 Protectant (available at most auto and boat supply retailers).
Silicone products have propellants/solvents that actually dry the rubber out. So, your rubber gets addicted to it.
The Aerospace product does not do this, and protects against UV also. While you're at it, do the trunk and hood rubber.
Creaks that sound like headliner or interior trim are often from the door and sunroof weatherstripping, particularly the rear doors. The sound bounces in such a way that you can't be sure of the location. But, one by one, you can drive up a driveway at an angle, so that the car torques, and leave one or more door or sunroof open. You'll narrow down the source quickly.
<A HREF="http://sonolithics.com/files/a6_links.html">A6 FAQ, noises section</A>
If you used that silicone on any rubber, go out and wipe it off thoroughly. Then use Aerospace 303 Protectant (available at most auto and boat supply retailers).
Silicone products have propellants/solvents that actually dry the rubber out. So, your rubber gets addicted to it.
The Aerospace product does not do this, and protects against UV also. While you're at it, do the trunk and hood rubber.
Creaks that sound like headliner or interior trim are often from the door and sunroof weatherstripping, particularly the rear doors. The sound bounces in such a way that you can't be sure of the location. But, one by one, you can drive up a driveway at an angle, so that the car torques, and leave one or more door or sunroof open. You'll narrow down the source quickly.
<A HREF="http://sonolithics.com/files/a6_links.html">A6 FAQ, noises section</A>
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01-22-2004, 11:59 AM
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I know.
But this is for creaking in the guide rails. Perhaps we should add it to the FAQ since it is OEM with a part #?
I would never use it on any rubber, thanks to your FAQ.
I would never use it on any rubber, thanks to your FAQ.
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