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TR2/3/3A Re: TR3A Centre Windscreen Attachment Bracket

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Re: TR3A Centre Windscreen Attachment Bracket

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good morning I'm from italy giangi. too on my tr3 '60 I have a problem.
the windshield touches the stem of the central rearview mirror and leaves no room for mounting the bracket in gomma.come can I do to overcome the problem? thanks to those who will want to 'give me a contribution to solve the problem:joyous::joyous:
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Re: TR3A Centre Windscreen Attachment Bracket

Benvenuto Giangi.

Can you post a photo of the problem? The windscreen shouldn't be touching the mirror stem. Maybe your windscreen is mounted incorrectly? Which rubber bracket are you describing?

Si puo mostrare una foto? Tra parabrezza e specchio ci sono 2 o 3 cm. Forse mal montata la parabrezza? Che mensola in gomma vuole dire? (Scusi il mio italiano!)

Tom
 
Re: TR3A Centre Windscreen Attachment Bracket

hello tom I can not send you a picture of the problem now, because the machine is out of the house. . I would like to explain the problem better, the bottom of the windshield frame touches the central leg of the mirror placed on the dashboard, so that to mount the windshield I had to shave off a little of the leg of the mirror.
the windscreen pillars are adjustable? 'cause what happens to me'?
 
Re: TR3A Centre Windscreen Attachment Bracket

Was the glass recently replaced? Is it possible it is rotated inside out/180 degrees off? The glass is slightly curved, and the curve should be towards the front, not the rear. If it is backwards, it could foul on the mirror.
 
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