Installation help for sill molding
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When I changed mine (8 years ago), I only needed to slide the new one in place.
Before putting the new one in place, make sure that the track is clear.
What I remember though is if you try to remove it by pulling it upward, you will split it in two leaving one part in the track!
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Edit: Just read your last post and, if I remember, I remove the remaining part by putting some water with soap and pull it out. In parts maybe. Good luck.
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Bertrand,
That is what has happened. The PO had removed the molding by pulling it up. The remainder is lodged in the groove. How do I get it out of the groove so that I can slide the new one in?
That is what has happened. The PO had removed the molding by pulling it up. The remainder is lodged in the groove. How do I get it out of the groove so that I can slide the new one in?
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Bilal928s4, sound like your main problem is the remnants in the track. If you can't get it out using a scrwdriver or some blade to slide it out, towards the rear of the door opening, then I think you will have to strip everything and get more forceful.
I would try silicone spray and a flathead screwdriver first,
You have to have the big screws in place before installing the molding. It covers them and the screws,
I would try silicone spray and a flathead screwdriver first,
You have to have the big screws in place before installing the molding. It covers them and the screws,