That video that Gray Ghost posted is what mine does. Anyone got a solution?

 

I noticed the first video had tint. I had a car that once you tried to clean the tint it would dry it out and cause major issues (crazy squeling) they had to re-tint the windows.

NO WINDEX on the inside of tint.

 

can't watch the videos at work, but we fixed my coworker's truck by lubricating everything in there, i believe what fixed it is the white cable guides that are arced in the regulator from corner to corner. Pull the upper rubber trim on the inside of the door and you can see what im talking about, use a lubricant with a long straw to get down inside the door without making a mess of the glass.

 

i got so sick of it one year. i stuck a WD40 can down it and just unloaded. all over everything, window and all. Greased up window for a few months was worth not hearing that horrible noise

 

the squeak we fixed in my above post sounds like Gray Ghosts window. It took an hour or two and a couple of window passes for the lubricant to settle in.

 

when you say pull the rubber trim on the inside of the window. how do i do that. dont want to be yankin on the wrong thing lol

 

WOW!!! glad to hear mine isnt the only one that does the high squeeking noise that can be heard from miles lol so is it the weather stripping or something inside the door that needs to be greesed?????

 

Sup guys,

Well im dont know too much about these f150's havnt purchased one yet but want one,reason why im a member here lol. Well i work in collision repair and we have this problem somewhat more on the side of the window being hard to go up and down after we pull it for paint. What i use and others works very good for squeaks and slowness is amoral works wonders dont know if its bad for the rubbers but its works for squeeks and whatnot. Theres also another product made by WURTH and its called rubber care and u can spray it on all rubbers and makes them new and no squeeks i finaly put the amoral down for this stuff and it can get on paint and not hurt. well hope this helps and hopefully i am a screw owner here shortly....

jason

 

http://www.autogeek.net/wuruca.html

heres the link of a random site that has it

 

My 04 had the same noise. I took the door panel off and lubricated (WD40) each place I could see that might cause the noise. On mine, it turned out to be the lower pulleys that the cables run on. They are kind of hard to get the lube on but not too bad. The problem was same on both front doors. My right rear door has the same issue, although not as loud. I haven't done it yet.

 

I have the same problem and there is a good solution to the issue in this thread:

https://www.f150online.com/forums/20...squeaking.html