Quick window grease question..
04-21-2010, 03:30 PM
#16
Racer
Last fall, on my '06 Cab I did what LIBr said to do but I added 1 step. I wet a microfiber w/ rubbing alcohol & followed up with a clean dry microfiber. I used a one wet & one dry microfiber on each side of the glass for a total of 8 cloths. So far so good but I'll have to see what happens after the air temp. stays above 90 & new grease melts it's way into place.
04-21-2010, 03:35 PM
#17
). Better than dropping the car off at dealer and have them remove a perfectly good (non-rattling) factory-installed door liner.I'm certainly no expert but I think most cases are gummed up buy the environmental contaminants.
OH BTW, The putty knife and microfiber also fixes windows that are sticking and not necessarily dirtied-up.
04-21-2010, 04:19 PM
#18
Nordschleife Master
Thread Starter
Yes. I'm sorry to have unintentionally glossed over your particular accurately self-assesed problem. There are probably cases like that where Porsche messed up. Maybe you should try it a few dozen times anyway with a little bit of Goo Gone (not Goof Off)? I dunno. It can't be an infinite amount of grease (or can it?! ). Better than dropping the car off at dealer and have them remove a perfectly good (non-rattling) factory-installed door liner.
I'm certainly no expert but I think most cases are gummed up buy the environmental contaminants.
OH BTW, The putty knife and microfiber also fixes windows that are sticking and not necessarily dirtied-up.
). Better than dropping the car off at dealer and have them remove a perfectly good (non-rattling) factory-installed door liner.I'm certainly no expert but I think most cases are gummed up buy the environmental contaminants.
OH BTW, The putty knife and microfiber also fixes windows that are sticking and not necessarily dirtied-up.
wish i could eliminate this dash rattle now.. gotta remove that panel below steering column which is insanely hard... dont know where the bolts/clips are.
04-21-2010, 04:48 PM
#19
Racer
rijowysock
For your steering column go to:
The Parts Catalog (downloadable PDF file) is on the Porsche.Com website.
Go to "Personalization & Service" then "Porsche Service" then "Parts and Diagnostic Information" then "Porsche Original Parts Catalogue". You can then select the model you want to view.
Download the pdf: "997_USA_Katalog" file. It's 5.7MB file. Type "steering column" in the search box & you will see all the parts.
For your steering column go to:
The Parts Catalog (downloadable PDF file) is on the Porsche.Com website.
Go to "Personalization & Service" then "Porsche Service" then "Parts and Diagnostic Information" then "Porsche Original Parts Catalogue". You can then select the model you want to view.
Download the pdf: "997_USA_Katalog" file. It's 5.7MB file. Type "steering column" in the search box & you will see all the parts.
04-21-2010, 05:05 PM
#20
Nordschleife Master
Thread Starter
rijowysock
For your steering column go to:
The Parts Catalog (downloadable PDF file) is on the Porsche.Com website.
Go to "Personalization & Service" then "Porsche Service" then "Parts and Diagnostic Information" then "Porsche Original Parts Catalogue". You can then select the model you want to view.
Download the pdf: "997_USA_Katalog" file. It's 5.7MB file. Type "steering column" in the search box & you will see all the parts.
For your steering column go to:
The Parts Catalog (downloadable PDF file) is on the Porsche.Com website.
Go to "Personalization & Service" then "Porsche Service" then "Parts and Diagnostic Information" then "Porsche Original Parts Catalogue". You can then select the model you want to view.
Download the pdf: "997_USA_Katalog" file. It's 5.7MB file. Type "steering column" in the search box & you will see all the parts.
wish me luck, thats very cool find, thank you.
iPad made useful:
started to take apart, some of the stuff doesnt wanna budge.. still have rattles.. :-(
Last edited by rijowysock; 04-21-2010 at 05:54 PM.
04-21-2010, 05:31 PM
#21
