Passenger door creak?
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No not for that reason..because you don't have and never did have a HUMMER...it's because you are a little snot nosed brat and needs his butt wiped by mommy...People here are not stupid and don't like foney little twits like you wasting their time...If you had a legit problem, we'd help, but not when your are being a miserable little pain in the *** liar...
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Just started a few days ago when i close the passenger door just before it shuts it has a creaking sound. I have an 07 it is not supposed to sound like a 97. I got a new car to get away from all the squeaks,rattles and CREAKS! Anyone have or had this issue ? And what is that grey clip near the hinge/wire boot do?
Just started a few days ago when i close the passenger door just before it shuts it has a creaking sound. I have an 07 it is not supposed to sound like a 97. I got a new car to get away from all the squeaks,rattles and CREAKS! Anyone have or had this issue ? And what is that grey clip near the hinge/wire boot do?
The door has a travel limit device..it is loaded with springs..Spray silicone in there or WD40, ether one should quiet it down..The flat metal shaft that couples the door to the frame..wipe a little vasoline all over it.
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omfg - i didn't even think about that jerkoff, the old fordescort troll. if it is him, he's regressed even further in intelligence, which seemed difficult after the first time he was here. or maybe it's his little brother. either way, he's been fun
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Bob...I didn't want to contridict you about WD40..But it's good stuff on about everything, but I'm leary of using it on certain plastics, as it could dissolve them..Maybe not nowadays, but in the past it was an issue...So if I had my drutheres, I'd only use WD40 on metals...