PADZZ

Man, does anyone else's sliding rear window squeek outta control? Is there any known cure for this? I haven't even used it once. I can fiddle with it and it will cease for a day or so, but then goes back to the annoying sound. Have to turn up the stereo to drown it out............. :

wick

IT IS DRIVING ME UP THE FN WALL.... I get that alot and i get the driverside rear seat belt taps the plastic on the sides... i have greased it a couple times with no end... i am thinking of getting new glass its killing me that much... on the service department of course..

Silverram03

Man I thought I was the only one having this problem. It is especially bad when it gets very cold outside. I to have fiddled with the window but to no avail. I has become very annoying. even more so to the passengers that sit in the back. I wish I knew what was causing it. I thought that maybe my step bars were a little loose but they are tight as can be. I just thought they might have somthing to do with it since the bolts used go into the frame/body. Hopefully I'll figure it out soon. ???

Moparior

I experienced this problem as well. As a temporary fix, I wedged a piece of black, cardboard type material behind the latch mechanism so the window would fasten tighter. This stopped the squeaking, but I was not pleased to have to resort to such a jerry-rig repair on a $30,000+ truck.<br>I plan on bringing this to my dealer's attention at my next service visit.

PADZZ

Well, I guess I'm glad I'm not the only one. Yeah, it's weird that it gets worse with the cold.<br> Wick-I also have the problem with the rear seat belt. Also, the cluster where the window controls are squeeks. Other than these couple of annoyances, it's a very tight truck; unlike my old '01 Chevy....man that thing rattled from day one.

Hummin Cummins

I am grabbing my trumpet and playing on this band wagon too.<br><br>Same problem.