Hey all, been lurking this forum for tips and ideas for my customer's 1973 Bronco build we've had at the shop. Currently I'm in the process of rebuilding his doors; replacing the glass vents and main windows, run channels, regulator, etc....
I have a question about the rear-most (in relation to the truck) run channels, they look like they're supposed to mount directly in front of the door latches. I see the lower bolt that's supposed to secure the lower section of the run channel but what I'm confused about is the upper bolt.
The upper bolt hole in the run channel is threaded, it looks like it shares the same bolt & hole that the lowest bolt for the window frame uses. I replaced both side window frames. What doesn't make sense is how I am supposed to run a bolt through the lowest hole to secure both threaded window frame & the upper mount on the run channel. Am I doing something wrong?
The previous owner had left that channel out but I don't like how the window goes off-kilter at the lowest position. I will try to attach pics if I'm allowed to.
Thanks in advance!
I have a question about the rear-most (in relation to the truck) run channels, they look like they're supposed to mount directly in front of the door latches. I see the lower bolt that's supposed to secure the lower section of the run channel but what I'm confused about is the upper bolt.
The upper bolt hole in the run channel is threaded, it looks like it shares the same bolt & hole that the lowest bolt for the window frame uses. I replaced both side window frames. What doesn't make sense is how I am supposed to run a bolt through the lowest hole to secure both threaded window frame & the upper mount on the run channel. Am I doing something wrong?
The previous owner had left that channel out but I don't like how the window goes off-kilter at the lowest position. I will try to attach pics if I'm allowed to.
Thanks in advance!
