Pete,
Sounds like the soft top has shrunk. It is the original top and already has
some stress tears. Thanks for the input
-----Original Message-----
From: Pete Stanisavljevich <pete_stanisavljevich@valpak.com>
To: Daniel S. Eiland <daniel@htg.net>
Date: Friday, June 04, 1999 10:57 AM
Subject: Re: Side window adjustment
>Unhook the top bow from the windshield and see if this helps. If the
situation
>improves, you top might have shrunk.
>
>I assume the car was never involved in an accident, had the doors off, etc.
>
>You might try loosening all the screws, bolts, etc. that hold the wing
window
>and regulator in places. You might be able to move things around enough to
get a
>good fit.
>
>Is the gap between the windshield frame and the door wing windows correct?
If
>the windshield has been off, and the rubber blocks that shim the frame to
the
>body are gone all kinds of unpleasant things happen: The top frame get
pushed
>backwards and the windows, wing windows, top frame, get all messed up.
Nothing
>will fit.
>
>I'd check those places first.
>
>Peter S.
>
>Daniel S. Eiland wrote:
>
>> Pete,
>> On the drivers side there is a gap between the roll up window and the
soft
>> top vertical weatherstripping. It almost seems as if the window needs to
be
>> adjusted inward at the top and angled slightly back toward the rear of
the
>> car. Basically two adjustments.
>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: Pete Stanisavljevich <pete_stanisavljevich@valpak.com>
>> To: Daniel S. Eiland <daniel@htg.net>
>> Date: Friday, June 04, 1999 6:08 AM
>> Subject: Re: Side window adjustment
>>
>> >If you can clarify which part you're trying to seal against, I might be
>> able
>> >to help you.
>> >
>> >Daniel S. Eiland wrote:
>> >
>> >> Does anyone know if there is a way to adjust the side windows in order
to
>> >> get a better weather seal? Mine do not want to seat against the
>> >> weatherstripping.
>> >> Dan Eiland
>> >> daniel@htg.net
>> >
>> >
>
>
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