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TR4/4A 4A door windows
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TR4nut
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Not positive, but I think it will be easier to leave the outer wiper seal off to get the window in. Also, drop the window all the way down which will make it easier to get the outer seal in place. I'm in the middle of replacing one that is rotten, I'm not pulling the window but it is difficult to work with the seal unless the window is lower than it is normally.
Randy
Not positive, but I think it will be easier to leave the outer wiper seal off to get the window in. Also, drop the window all the way down which will make it easier to get the outer seal in place. I'm in the middle of replacing one that is rotten, I'm not pulling the window but it is difficult to work with the seal unless the window is lower than it is normally.
Randy
Marvin Gruber
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You will need to put the windows in first, then the outer seal. I made a clip holding tool out of an old cheap flat tip screwdriver. Its still a bi#$* to get them in place.
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Someone somewhere pointed me at modifying a cheap (under $10) siding removal tool to do this, which works great. See https://72triumphtr6.wordpress.com/2013/04/04/making-tool-to-install-weatherstrip-clips/ for pictures, etc.
Someone somewhere pointed me at modifying a cheap (under $10) siding removal tool to do this, which works great. See https://72triumphtr6.wordpress.com/2013/04/04/making-tool-to-install-weatherstrip-clips/ for pictures, etc.