It can be done without removing the glass, likewise the sidelight
window seals can be replaced without complete removal.
...Art
On Tue, 15 Sep 1998, John Hunt wrote:
> Fred:
>
> The window seal is held to the door skin with a row of
> pop rivets. If you take off the padded trim piece from the
> interior (the thing you rest your arm on) you can see the
> rivets through the window glass.
>
> To replace the window seal you need to remove the interior
> door panel, remove the window regulator and pull out the glass.
>
> Then you drill out the old rivets (1/8" dia. drill) and use
> a pop rivet tool to put in the new seal. The tool and rivets
> are available at most hardware stores and they should set you
> back about $15.
>
> What takes me the most time in this operation is getting
> the window regulator back in place. It is a good opportunity
> to clean it up and lubricate it.
>
> John Hunt
> Portland, Or.
> '68B
>
> > Date: Mon, 14 Sep 1998 07:19:37 -0400
> > From: "Fred Pixley" <fpixley@kingston.net>
> > Subject: Door Mldg. / Window Seal Removal?
>
> > I'm hoping to replace an outer window seal at the base of the window / top
> > of the door panel on my 71 BGT. This rubber seal appears to be held to the
> > trim piece with clips. Light prying doesn't seem to move it.
>
> > I'm assuming the trim piece has to be removed before I can replace the
> > rubber seal but It seems firmly attached. Is there a special procedure or
> > specialized tool required?
>
> > Any advise would be appreciated.
>
> > Fred Pixley
> > Napanee, Ontario
> > 71 BGT, etc.
>
>
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