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#163145 06/20/2005 8:46 PM
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Cruising in the Passing Lane
Cruising in the Passing Lane
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Alright, ordered all my new channels, felt things, glass and all the other stuff to completely redo my door glass..found the channel that the glass sits in the bottom of the passenger door, cleaned it up and ready to go..Here's the problem, there is a thing called a lower rear door edge glass guide which I found in the bottom of the drivers door and it is supposed to be on the lock side of the door..Looks like the connecting flange just rusted off, but the channel itself is still good..I see where the Truck Shop sells new ones, but sure can't figure out how to get in there to replace it..Has anyone done this before? Sure could use some input on this before all my UPS comes in..Thanks, Steve

#163146 06/21/2005 1:28 AM
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I think your talking about the one that takes only a couple of small metal screws to hold in place. You can't tighten to much, they will strip out. It's tight but you take one hand and hold the strip in place while you insert a screw with the other hand, or get a helper. If I'm not making myself clear I can take a picture tomorrow of the two screw locations. Cecil.....

#163147 06/21/2005 1:52 AM
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Thanks Cecil..kept looking in there, and it's gonna be tough, but if you say it can be done, then I guess I'll get it done..I hope there aren't too many people around though, the language might get a little testy..Could be one of those times you start thinking about cutting another access panel..Appreciate it, Steve

#163148 06/21/2005 2:36 AM
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Cecil, just got back in and looked at that channel again..From what I can see, I can't see any place where this channel will screw in..It's pretty difficult to get a good view, but if you could show me a pic, it might get me going in the right direction..Appreciate it, Steve
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