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12-28-2004, 08:59 PM
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What kind of noises does Carbaflo eliminate? Is it always clear that they arise from the felt/doorframe contact? Has it turned out to be an effective and permanent solution?
12-28-2004, 09:11 PM
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Originally Posted by Henry' date='Dec 28 2004, 10:59 PM
What kind of noises does Carbaflo eliminate?? Is it always clear that they arise from the felt/doorframe contact?? Has it turned out to be an effective and permanent solution?
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Henry,
I was one of the 'lucky ones' with the squeaky door frames.... the Carbaflo option worked perfectly for me...
There is a posting on this too. The whole process includes using a silicon remover agent on the felt part of all the doors, letting it dry, then applying the Carbaflo. No squeaks for months! (Carbaflo is a permanent, military grade lubricant, thats why one little bottle is worth $65)
Both agents are available at the dealer parts dept., or as a warranty request. Bank about three visits for the dealer to get it right...
cheers!
I was one of the 'lucky ones' with the squeaky door frames.... the Carbaflo option worked perfectly for me...
There is a posting on this too. The whole process includes using a silicon remover agent on the felt part of all the doors, letting it dry, then applying the Carbaflo. No squeaks for months! (Carbaflo is a permanent, military grade lubricant, thats why one little bottle is worth $65)
Both agents are available at the dealer parts dept., or as a warranty request. Bank about three visits for the dealer to get it right...
cheers!
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