Ronnie - There should be the word "back" or "bottom" in raised letters on
the seal - I believe it is pretty close to center. After the seal is
installed that word is on the underside of the seal. If that is how it is
installed, then you (or whomever) have probably stretched the seal during
the installation process. It may eventually settle back down, but mine
didn't - so I ordered an extra to re-do the job. (I never got around to it
before the car was sold - so I now already have the seal for the current
project.)
Carl
-----Original Message-----
From: RONNIE BABBITT [SMTP:rbtr3a@flintemc.net]
Sent: Saturday, June 03, 2000 10:33 PM
To: triumphs@autox.team.net
Subject: TR3A windshield seal
Hi listers,
I have noticed that the seal under the windshield frame on my TR3A does not
sit tightly against the body of my car. Should I have turned the seal
towards the inside if the car prior to installation? Or can you?
I have head that I can send off for a manufactures build list for my car.
Has any one had this done, if so what is the address and the cost involved.
thanks
Ronnie Babbitt
1960 tr3a
TS71887
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