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#892783 10/28/2012 8:00 PM
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I started to rebuild my doors for my 59 3800, i put the new window glass in the old frames awhile ago i went to put the glass in the door and set it into the window regulator, i saw that the rubber that seals the bottom of the glass in the frame has a lip that swings up and out , i put it going to the back side of the glass (facing the cab), i can't remember if it goes that way or facing the outside of the glass (facing out) i think i did it backwards, can anybody set me straight, im not really sure what these parts are called so bear with me thanks

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yes, backwards, the lip should go to the outside to seal the window [somewhat] against water entry into the door [make sure the drains are clear at the bottom of the door too] .... the rubber piece is called a lower sash seal

Bill


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panman #893031 10/29/2012 5:34 PM
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i was hoping you wouldn't tell me that, but thanks i guess i'll just have to start over


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