You can use a silicone-based lubricant or a light machine oil as an alternative to WD40 for lubricating squeaky hinges.
spray silicone spray along the window guides. DO NOT SPPRAY WD40.
spray hinges with wd40
A versatile lubricant similar to WD40 that can be used for multiple applications is a silicone-based lubricant.
If your window is sticking going up and down I would suggest spraying WD40 or some sort of silicone to lube the rubber. Spray it in the cannal starting at the front of the window than going half way up, then the backside half way up. Try using the window a few times. == Yes, definitely. Keep the window channels lubed with WD40 to prevent this, especially on older models. Once the window motor is fried, you'd have to replace it. Prevention, prevention.
Probably a sticking door switch, give it some wd40. The switch should be where the door hinges.
Some alternatives to WD40 for lubricating and loosening stuck parts include silicone spray, white lithium grease, and penetrating oils like PB Blaster or Liquid Wrench.
If a vehicle won't start when it rains or is very wet, it is a clear sign that the ignition wire insulation is old and tired. As a test, you can spray the wires and distributor with silicone spray or WD40. These drive off the water and the engine should start. If I spray wd40 on how long do I wait before I try to start the vehicle
You can use either WD40 or some other lubricant to make it easier to move or gently tap on the hinges with a hammer to loosen them.
WD-40 does not contain silicone. Its primary ingredients include a petroleum-based solvent, a lubricating oil, and various additives, but silicone is not one of them. However, WD-40 does have specific products in its line that may contain silicone. Always check the product label for specific ingredient information.
do not use wd40 on break parts..it leaves a residue....use a break clean product
i had the same problem in my 1994 cheyenne and all i used was WD40 on the hinges where it is supose to fold up.