Re: Re: [Chrysler300] To the many who gave me advice on electric window motors!!!

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   Warning !!!!!

   If you use WD40, follow up with a good lubricant like Break Free. WD 40 is a moisture displacer
   and will dry out and leave a gummy deposit.  It's fine to loosen things up but does not provide
   continuos lubrication. Another good alternate is Remoil, made for gun lube, my favorite is
   Break Free. Has a distinctive odor but not bad.

   Jim Faber in warm but rainy South Carolina
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> From: G Barker <gbarker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> Date: 2006/12/01 Fri AM 04:17:05 EST
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> Subject: Re: [Chrysler300] To the many who gave me advice on electric window
>  motors!!!
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> >To the many who gave me advice on electric  window motors:
> > 
> >Thank you X 3!!!
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> >I removed the inside door panels, WD40d all the  working parts and they work 
> >like a charm.
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> >Thanks again for the advice.
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> >Tom
> >Miami, FL
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> You need to go back and do it again. WD 40 is good for getting things 
> going.  But it evaporates in a few days.  Use white grease on metal to 
> metal joints. or any light grease that stays for years.   Gary Barker
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