One Piece Door Window kit

[ba123]

As I redo the windows again, and again, the more I learn and see now that at least this one part I was frustrated with is my own doing, but in my defense, the directions suck on a whole new level.

When I put the filler piece in, it should be more specific and say to roll the windrow halfway up, pull the channel to the window edge by putting your arm inside the door, and bolt it there. It should not say to simply put it in and parallel....or whatever crappy directions are there.

Window is back in, hole for channel modified some more, will put the inside sweep on tomorrow.

 

[mustanggarage]

I took some pictures. hopefully this is what you were asking for.

 

[ba123]

Thanks for doing that. Nice to see it works so well!

I'll post a hopefully final and good one of mine in the next few days.

 

[mustanggarage]

Thanks for doing that. Nice to see it works so well!

I'll post a hopefully final and good one of mine in the next few days.

the most important thing I figured out is to make sure you get the bottom stop set right because if you roll it down too far it will slip behind those sweeps and it is a PITA to get it back up without damaging them. but I am sure as many times as you have assembled and re assembled it you have figured that out lol

 

[ba123]

the most important thing I figured out is to make sure you get the bottom stop set right because if you roll it down too far it will slip behind those sweeps and it is a PITA to get it back up without damaging them. but I am sure as many times as you have assembled and re assembled it you have figured that out lol

The power window mechanism stops on its own right where the stop is and really doesn't even need the stop, but I do have them in there.

 

[ba123]

I gotta clean up the glue remnants but that turned out perfectly. You'd never know that I did it 15 times.

The next one will be cake.

Really hope this helps someone.

If you want the felts, get the 10-205x for BOTH inner and outer. The one I got that is stickier rubber just grabs too much.

 

[ba123]

Drivers side was a pain, but easier than all the effort put into the pass side!

DONE

 

[ba123]

Someone asked cause it was not totally clear so updating this old thread.

The adhesive I used that worked well was:
23-005X Weatherstrip Adhesive, IES, 5 oz.
https://www.rubbertherightway.com/adhesives-cleaners-sealers-ies-super-100504-prd1.htm?
(The 3M stuff was not good at all for this)

I am pretty sure that I did the outside without the window in, then once dry (24 hours to be sure), put the window in (with tape to protect the paint) & pulled the window against the weatherstrip and taped in there like this: (and then installed the inside)