window regulator is posessed ??

[Clarko]

That's right, I remember reading an article on WD40 and it was the 40th recipe that finally worked. Wasn't it developed to remove water from army jeep distributors or something like that?

WD40 stands for "Water Displacement perfected on the 40th try"

here's the facts: http://www.wd40.com/AboutUs/our_history.html

Yeah that's what I thought, too.

[foghorn]

Sorry there Qman i had the wrong glass's on when i did that post

[rjewkes]

cool sight.

[shanmeg1]

I did the same cleaning and lubricating of my window this past weekend and it worked real good till a couple days ago and my window goes down at an angle again. I think my problem might be rusted out channels though because they keep bending on me.

[foghorn]

now that sounds like you need to replace them

[wildcard]

I always thought WD 40 stood for "Well Damn!" which is what I say after the 40th time of trying to loosen something without it.

[71 LONG BED]

That's right, I remember reading an article on WD40 and it was the 40th recipe that finally worked. Wasn't it developed to remove water from army jeep distributors or something like that?

Something like that. It was the military that invented it, or it was invented for the military. If I am remembering correctly.

[theskytoucher]

Give a man a roll of duct tape and a can of wd-40 and he can fix anything.
Use the wd-40 when something doesn't move and is supposed to.
Use the duct Tape when something moves that shouldn't.