hey guys,
i have a coupe and as most of the coupe owners know when u tilt or colse your sunroof it makes a nasty creeking sound. i had this problem in my old coupe and now i have it in my new coupe.

i dont have time to go to the dealer and i cant take the squeeking while i drive
can anyone tell me were i have to lube it, in order for it to stop

 

if it's the rubber seals, use a "black trim" polish on the window rubber. i use meguiar's trim restorer or dupont's lubricant for o-rings, seals, etc. you want the molding to be nice and moist or it'll "skip" rapidly against the metal and that causes the creaking. if it's something mechanical, better take it to the dealer or you could break a trim piece doing it yourself.

 

i used some wd40 and lubed up the rubber around the glass, it stops the creek but its only a temporary solution

 

^ Instead of WD40, why don't you use grease?

 

Thanks for the tips all, I was curious about this one too. Thanks to the OP for getting this started.

 

Grease will attract dirt & make more noise . Clean the seal good & let it dry. Then use a "wet type" silicone lubricant to lube it.

 

that's exactly what my dupont lube is. it's in an orange can and i bought it at lowes FWIW.

 

I know there is a TSB for this problem. It recommend using 3M Silicone Lubricant (Wet Type) (Part no. 08877) on the sunroof rubber.

I wouldn't recommend using Grease or WD40. These may damage the rubber. I don't know anything about the Dupont Lube...

Good luck.

 

Mine doesn't make any noise since I cleaned all channels and put WD-40 on
a rag and gave it a once over.........no squeeks, groans or moaning. My G
stays in a heated/airconditioned garage when it's not being driven and I'm
sure that helps too.

 

mine is squeaking like crazy. dealer "could not duplicate" the problem, i got in the car pushed up on the sunroof a little and it went squeak, squeak, squeak..... dealer said, could not duplicate problem....... they were standing right next to me!

 

Ive had this same exact problem - had to take it to the dealer twice to have them stop the squeaking. Good to see this thread though, because I am sure the noise will return and when it does i would rather fix it myself then go back to the dealer.