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Re: front door vent windows 140 1972

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Cleanliness really is next to godliness on this one! I had the same problem on my 140. I bought and used a small tube of glue labelled for sticking rear view mirrors onto windshields (it is probably just cyano-whatever superglue). The catches fell off again in 24 hours. I then bought another tube of the same stuff and read the instructions more carefully. I cleaned all residual glue off of the catch and window with very fine sandpaper, carefully degreased both with I think it was lacquer cleaner, and tried again. This time it's been good for 4 years and still counting! Good luck!






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