Need window tip adjustment info quick
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Drifting
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Need window tip adjustment info quick
Hi all,
I have my driver door inside panel off and am trying to fix my rattling window. Found one of the problems, but what is the 6-point external socket adjustment screw for on the part that holds the window to the raise/lower mechanism? One of the problems I have corrected is the cables which are on the pulleys(in plastic sleeve) move and hit window mech when raising/lowering. I just secured them with a zip-tie to the door, that problem solved.
Steve
I have my driver door inside panel off and am trying to fix my rattling window. Found one of the problems, but what is the 6-point external socket adjustment screw for on the part that holds the window to the raise/lower mechanism? One of the problems I have corrected is the cables which are on the pulleys(in plastic sleeve) move and hit window mech when raising/lowering. I just secured them with a zip-tie to the door, that problem solved.
Steve
Melting Slicks
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Re: Need window tip adjustment info quick (Blackjetvette97)
http://www.johndennington.com/
Go to his Corvette site and then to the How to's. It's kinda hard to describe that socket. I have this craftsman set that has all types of socket sand just happened to have this one in there. The site above may be able to help you some. Good luck! :cheers:
[Modified by RoliO, 9:04 PM 2/17/2002]
Go to his Corvette site and then to the How to's. It's kinda hard to describe that socket. I have this craftsman set that has all types of socket sand just happened to have this one in there. The site above may be able to help you some. Good luck! :cheers:
[Modified by RoliO, 9:04 PM 2/17/2002]
Burning Brakes
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Re: Need window tip adjustment info quick (gasman29)
Upstops.
You should have a tiestrap already on the regulator cables that attaches to the door inner panel. The tiestrap on the regulator has a carrot type fastener that is pushed into a hole in the door inner panel.
[Modified by br, 8:09 AM 2/18/2002]
You should have a tiestrap already on the regulator cables that attaches to the door inner panel. The tiestrap on the regulator has a carrot type fastener that is pushed into a hole in the door inner panel.
[Modified by br, 8:09 AM 2/18/2002]
