side window alignment
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Le Mans Master
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From: SE Pa
side window alignment
My drivers side window including vent window / frame is slightly angled out from the a pillar, maybe a quarter inch or so at the top. I've been told that this can be adjusted by removing door panel and making adj from there ?
does anyone have knowledge of this, procedures involved perhaps a you-tube video, etc
I'll try and get a pic posted to better clarify what I mean.
does anyone have knowledge of this, procedures involved perhaps a you-tube video, etc
I'll try and get a pic posted to better clarify what I mean.
Melting Slicks
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From: Temecula CA
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My drivers side window including vent window / frame is slightly angled out from the a pillar, maybe a quarter inch or so at the top. I've been told that this can be adjusted by removing door panel and making adj from there ?
does anyone have knowledge of this, procedures involved perhaps a you-tube video, etc
I'll try and get a pic posted to better clarify what I mean.
does anyone have knowledge of this, procedures involved perhaps a you-tube video, etc
I'll try and get a pic posted to better clarify what I mean.
Racer
Joined: May 2011
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From: Aventura Florida
Does the same offset/gap exist when the top is down? My vent window frames push out a little when the top is up, but when the top is down they are nearly perfectly aligned. I removed the door panels when I re-chromed my vent window frames and adjusted them accordingly, but the convertible top bumps them out a bit at the top when it's up. I'm not sure if that's typical on all roadsters, but that's how it is on my car.
Good luck, Roger
Good luck, Roger
