My 94 honda accord drivers door makes an awful creek noise when ever i open and shut my door. What do i need to to to it?

 

WD40

 

Use some white lithium on the hinges, it lasts a long time and you won't have to worry about it redoing it like wd40 every couple of months.

 

i have tried wd 40 and also white lithum and it does no good

 

yeah, I agree with SpeedFreak77. WD40 is great for an initial lubricant or cleaner but not for extended period of times. White lithium should work. Did you put enough in there and work it into the hinge? Try spraying some directly on the joint of the hinge and move the door back and forth to help work the grease into the joint.

 

lithium grease worked wonders for me...jsut be sure to get everything really really lubed up...like if you were giving **** to a rabbit, ya know?

its no big deal to use too much...its just run off eventually, but not enough wont fix it

 

i have done that and it still does not work, i want to do something with out have to pay to much

 

thank you fw190bvi for my new signature!!!

 

Is the hinge dragging or rubbing on the metal cutout? I haven't paid attention to my 94 (got it two weeks ago and it's still sitting beside my jeep) but on my 85 the hinge rubs on the cutout of the door. I used white lithium on it, but of course it's rubbing because of the fatigue from 20 years of wear.

 

yes the hinges is rubbing i think it might need replacing but i'm not sure

 

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i do love your quote..

 

i know i have tried it and it does not work