[C2] Window Crank
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Melting Slicks
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Window Crank
I am reinstalling my door panel on my 67.
I cant get the window crank handle to lock in place. It seems like the stainless spacer (that is part of the door panel for the window crank) wont allow the crank in far enough for the snap ;lock to engage and lock the handle to the window shaft.
Ive tried a rubber hammer to no avail.
Any ideas as to how I can resolve this issue?
Thank You All!
I cant get the window crank handle to lock in place. It seems like the stainless spacer (that is part of the door panel for the window crank) wont allow the crank in far enough for the snap ;lock to engage and lock the handle to the window shaft.
Ive tried a rubber hammer to no avail.
Any ideas as to how I can resolve this issue?
Thank You All!
Last edited by babbah; Apr 13, 2019 at 11:56 PM.
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If you have a repro door panel they are too bulky around the cranks Get anther person to push back on the panel around the crank while you slap the crank on. Also if your using repro cranks I found that the splines and clip groove is not correct and makes getting them clicked on more difficult
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If you have a repro door panel they are too bulky around the cranks Get anther person to push back on the panel around the crank while you slap the crank on. Also if your using repro cranks I found that the splines and clip groove is not correct and makes getting them clicked on more difficult
