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Replacing the vent window rubber 444-544

posted by  Belinda on  Sat Jan 20 14:31 CST 2007
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New rubber channeling can be tricky to install. First soap it up w/ soap and water, then try to press it into the chrome piece, using a screwdriver if necessary



To get the glass to seat into the rubber channel, you may have to pound on it with a rubber mallet a little.



Both the channel and the vent window seal may need replacing. The seal's the easy part.




larger photos here





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