Window question
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Quick question on windows,
Is the glass supposed to be attached to the runner that raises and lowers the window ?
I can see that it's supposed to be in the rubber channel sandwiched betweem the metal plates. But can it be glued to the rubber (silcone sealant ?) or does the window need to move foward / backwards in the channel ?
Only ask as my window is currently on the bottom of the door
and the rain was coming in
Mind you the roof was still down
Is the glass supposed to be attached to the runner that raises and lowers the window ?
I can see that it's supposed to be in the rubber channel sandwiched betweem the metal plates. But can it be glued to the rubber (silcone sealant ?) or does the window need to move foward / backwards in the channel ?
Only ask as my window is currently on the bottom of the door
and the rain was coming in
Mind you the roof was still down
Hi Paul,
Yes, the glass should be in a rubber section which is clamped in the window guide. I've just rreplaced mine on the drivers side.
Part no. IRS 0315-4.75 N from COH Baines www.coh-baines.co.uk/ only £2.33 a metre.
The glass doesn't/shouldn't move in the channel. I used Sikaflex on both the rubber and the glass when I fitted the new stuff to make sure it stayed put.
>> Edited by FrenchTVR on Saturday 27th May 20:12
Yes, the glass should be in a rubber section which is clamped in the window guide. I've just rreplaced mine on the drivers side.
Part no. IRS 0315-4.75 N from COH Baines www.coh-baines.co.uk/ only £2.33 a metre.
The glass doesn't/shouldn't move in the channel. I used Sikaflex on both the rubber and the glass when I fitted the new stuff to make sure it stayed put.
>> Edited by FrenchTVR on Saturday 27th May 20:12
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