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If you can lift the slider glass out of it's track, a good cleaning of the track often helps. I then wipe the track with silicone spray and replace the glass in the track. A bit of wax can also help with the sliding action.
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Bob & Donna
'98 Gulf Stream Sun Voyager DP being pushed by a '00 Beetle TDI
go to Walmart and in the bicycle section there is a spray that lubricates the chain and is a wax base- but works like a charm on slider windows- I'm old, I forgot the name- small bottle- just shake it and apply
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Ernie Ekberg
Foretravel
Mineral Wells, Texas
Another thing that works well is to clean the windows with a product called PlexUS. It leaves a silicone like coating that helps the glass slide through the seals.
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2017 Phaeton 40IH XSH Maroon Coral - Power Glide Chassis with IFS
Previous '15 Tiffin Allegro RED 38QRA and '06 Itasca Sunrise 35A
'16 Jeep JKU Wrangler Sahara or '08 Honda Goldwing
Clean the tracks, as stated above. Then buy a spay can of Fluid Film (Lowes, H.D., Amazon), and spray some on the top and bottom track. FF is a wax-based lubricant, and is excellent for many things.
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CaptBill
USAF 1965-1971; USCG Master
2002 Horizon 36LD
Indian River, De