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Window crank installation 120-130

posted by  someone claiming to be 220joe on  Fri May 14 07:26 CST 2004 [RELATED]

Yeah, you need to remove the chrome crank and door handle. Everything else is Phillips screws and (gentle) prying.
On a '66, the handle gets in it's own way of using a domestic door handle removal tool. You'll need the hook style.
There is a clip, shaped like omega (omega-clip), between the black plastic ring and the chrome. Force the ring toward the vinyl panel and look down in there. This will need to be pried out.
I prefer the original tool for this job with '65-on Amazon's.
ipd has a copy of the tool # VBT2297






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