Side windows
Side windows
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hedgehopper

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1,542 posts

273 months

Saturday 1st July 2006
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The seal between the outside of the door glass and the top of the door on my car has become detached. As far as I can see the side window would need to be removed to re-glue this, does anyone know how the glass comes out?

Any help would be most appreciated.

anonymous-user

83 months

Saturday 1st July 2006
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you need to remove the door panel, then remove the window channel. There are two bolts that hold the window on the regulator at the bottom.

hedgehopper

Original Poster:

1,542 posts

273 months

Tuesday 4th July 2006
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Thanks for the reply Kirsty, been away for weekend so only just seen it. Do I need to remove both side channels from the door moulding or just the bottom channel that holds the glass to the lifting mechanism? Taking out the side channels looks a daunting task! Hope you can advise.

anonymous-user

83 months

Tuesday 4th July 2006
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take the door panel off then undo the 2 bolts where the glass mounts to the regulator.

Then undo 2 bottom bolts from the A frame where it mounts to the bottom of the door.

Put your hand inside the door and if you follow the A frame up you will find a bolt that holds the a frame to the door, undo that.

Then you need to undo the 8 mm head bolt that is on the short piece of the A frame. Pull the A frame up out of the door and the glass will come out.

Aussie John

1,021 posts

260 months

Tuesday 4th July 2006
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I managed to get my drivers door glass out by removing two bolts holding the glass to the regulator, pulling the glass to the top of the door then pulling on the back edge of the glass to sort of roll it out of the door . I didnt remove any of the guide channels, good luck, John.

landroverdan

65 posts

245 months

Tuesday 4th July 2006
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remove door panel undo 2 10mm nut and bolts holding drop glass to regulator tip drop glass forwards (lift rear of drop glass if you see what i mean no need to remove any runners (used to work on chims and griffs but not cerbs ;-) )

anonymous-user

83 months

Wednesday 5th July 2006
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just be careful you don't stretch the runners if you do it the shortcut way

Edited by K18STM on Wednesday 5th July 08:21

hedgehopper

Original Poster:

1,542 posts

273 months

Wednesday 5th July 2006
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Thanks eveyone for help and advice. Gradually the list of 'need to do' jobs is shrinking, this is the last.