2000 Tahoe Squeaky Doors
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bparker
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yep, just grease or spary lube the hinges if thats where they are squeaking from.
Polecat
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use a good silicon based spray, has always worked for me.
Tree Yukon
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Replacement straps
Man I'd gladly do it for 200$ Just did my own rear door straps by replacing them with the updated ones. Each strap was about 40$ and once I new what I was doing about 20min per side. I realize most people don't do their own wrenching but it can be done by a some what mechanical person.
Man I'd gladly do it for 200$ Just did my own rear door straps by replacing them with the updated ones. Each strap was about 40$ and once I new what I was doing about 20min per side. I realize most people don't do their own wrenching but it can be done by a some what mechanical person.
mickey_7106
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:iagree:
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I tried the lube. The hinges were very rusty and the paint was flakeing off. The lube didn't make any difference. My wife was not likeing the groaning and since I didn't like her groaning at me I replaced them.
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