a trick to help you out is to spray some rust penetrant on the big phillips screws threads that blackhorse mentions. if you can work a spray tube into the guts of the door and lube the shaft of the screw where it goes throught hte door and vent window frame you will be ahead of the game. let it sit for a day or so. if that screw is way rusty, as many are, and it breaks when you try to reef it out the job becomes a major pain.<br>if the head of the screw snaps off, sometimes you can get lucky and weld a nut onto it if there's enough hanging out.<br>if it starts to unscrew, take it easy and work it in and out like a tap, as you unscrew it , you will be pulling some rusty threads through the nut. keep lubing it as you do this. <br>if it all comes out fine, thats great. do youself a favor and pitch the screw, replace it with another or a 1/4" bolt. when you put it all back together, put some grease on the threads and tap/chase the threads on the nut. this will eliminate the probem down the road for you or someone else.<br>blackhorse gave you great directions, follow them and you'll be set.<br>to change the seals, you need to drill out the hard rivets. they are a 3/32 size. you use a hard rivet on the reinstall, or a very short 3/32 that you peen the ends flush. it is a bit of a tricky job.<br>good luck!<br>NicksTrix
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