It's the areas where two sections of dashboard meet.
It's become real squeakfest - but I don't want to just start spraying this and that in there...could be a mess if the first few don't work and then whatever's there might mask the effect of whatever does work.
Two candidates that come to mind are non-oil-based silicone and 303.
Anybody had success with anything?
Silicone or use WD40
Spray-type graphite lubricant. It applies wet, penetrates then dries so no mess.
sheets of teflon are the only real solution
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I did something like that with my glove box door. Dissasembled it, wraped the parts in sheeting from a polyethelene trash bag. It worked.
When doing the Teflon thing, I'm guessing the dashboard has to come apart. ?
Then, do you just lay the sheets on and reassemble, or do you use something to temporarily bond them in place during assembly?
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