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64, PV544 Door Window Elevator Channel 444-544

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posted by  Sil on  Wed Sep 10 16:35 CST 2003
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I'm sure there is a proper way of doing this . I just haven't heard about it. This summer with the hot, moist weather my new fuzzies swelled up enough to hold the glass in place when I cranked down the window, and the channel went down by itself. My solution was to unscrew the channel from the cable, scrape the rubber insert as clean as I could, anoint it with gasket adhesive, let it dry a bit (not too much), re-attach it to the cable, and force the glass back into it. I let it sit for an hour or so like that, and It's been working fine ever since.
Bob S.






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