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#799442 11/20/2011 5:28 PM
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Hi I wonder if you could help me out. Both my windows were pulled from the lifters due to worn fuzzies. I bought new fuzzies and pulled the quarters to replace those windows at the same time. So far so good. The quarters are painted and back in ok complete with a new fuzzy. However I simply cannot figure out how to get the roll up windows in. I have bonded the lifter onto the bottom of the window but cannot see how to get the winder arm into the channel in the lifter...surely you don't have to fit the lifter to the arm and bond the window to it in situ?

I'm sure I'm missing something here. Can anyone out me straight please. Many many thanks in advance.

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Yesterday I finished installing the windows and felt in the drivers door. Passenger door is next. Had lots of help following the advise from fellow Stovebolters and forums. The link below should give you some good advise. Patience is a vitrue on the job. Good luck.
Larry

https://www.stovebolt.com/ubbthreads/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Number=787140#Post787140

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Assuming you have the vent frame out? First roll the window regulator up, not all the way, just close to the top. Now you should be able to tilt the window rear edge down and back onto the roller. Once you get the glass in, roll window down to the stop, allow enough room so that you can tilt the glass back enough to slide the vent window assembly down into the door, careful not the bind up on the window. The shop manual has instructions on this procedure. Hope this helps.

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Ahhhhh I have the vent window in already!!! Doh!


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