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XC90 Inscription Squeaking back doors

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Old May 21st, 2024, 13:34   #1
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This is the second xc90 i've had that the rear doors squeak really loud when opened and shut , i've tried WD40 but it doesn't make a difference any ideas?
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Old May 21st, 2024, 15:31   #2
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Try spraying the hinges with lithium grease, much better than standard WD40 for lubrication.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/WD-40-N-A-L.../dp/B006UCJ4AE
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Thanks for that and the link i've just ordered some i will give it a try
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Old May 25th, 2024, 17:19   #4
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Well 've tried it but still squeaking very loud , would a thicker grease work anybody?
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It sounds like something is amiss if it's still happening. Do the doors look perfectly aligned on the outside with consistent gaps and at the same height as the front doors?
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The doors are spot on , i had the exact same problem with a previous XC90 . Maybe a thicker grease may solve the problem. The back doors don't get used very often
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I bought a used XC90 from 2019. Obviously the rear doors hadn't been used too much.
Started with something similar to WD-40, then some PTFE grease and finally a lithium type.

That worked. Now they open nicely.
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