Dave,
Remove your window as it may get in the way. First remove the old rubber,
it sits in a track on the door, there should be a pinched area about halfway
between the front and rear of the glass looking from the inside of the door.
I used an exacto knife to cut away the rubber until I revealed the track.
Gently pry open the track where you see the gap, should be where it was
pinched in the track to hold the rubber.
Measure and cut the ends at about 10 degrees, make sure you clean the track
as rust is usually there. I use WD40. It makes it easier to slide the
rubber in the track. Then use a drift pin and pinch the channel track you
just slid the rubber in.
You should be finished. Put the glass back in if you had to take it out.
Happy Trucking
If any problems, drop me a line.
Jon 50 3104
Chicago burbs
----- Original Message -----
From: "Dave Gunn" <drgunn@excite.com>
To: <oletrucks@autox.team.net>
Sent: Friday, May 04, 2001 9:58 AM
Subject: [oletrucks] Window rubber
> I have just obtained the anti-rattle window rubber for the windows in the
> doors. How do I install this stuff? I have no reference point as the
truck
> is original and all I have is the mohair strip (inside). Anyone point me
to
> a web page or ?
>
>
> dave
> '58 3100
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