Lots of condensation on interior glass - thoughts?
02-11-2017, 07:33 PM
#61
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Total time, including an oil change about 5 hours. prolly half that when I have to do the other door.
02-11-2017, 07:52 PM
#62
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To clarify.
1st pic is how the 2/3 threaded nut attaches to the latch assly.
2nd pic is the latch assly (top, with nut still attached) 2/3 threaded nut with door handle screw on top of it; and door handle assly (bottom)
3rd is the 2/3 nut and the (bell shaped) keeper slid up. Screwdriver inserted where the door handle screw goes.
1st pic is how the 2/3 threaded nut attaches to the latch assly.
2nd pic is the latch assly (top, with nut still attached) 2/3 threaded nut with door handle screw on top of it; and door handle assly (bottom)
3rd is the 2/3 nut and the (bell shaped) keeper slid up. Screwdriver inserted where the door handle screw goes.
02-11-2017, 08:46 PM
#63
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Just hooked the battery back up and the window behaves !!! Victory.
02-13-2017, 10:42 AM
#64
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Suppose to rain Wednesday - keeping my fingers crossed.
Car smells like a silicone factory.
Car smells like a silicone factory.
06-03-2021, 09:02 PM
#66
Three Wheelin'
This is pretty common. It’s a poor design. The real way to permanently solve it is to add a plastic sheet and overlay it on the inside of the door. That way water that leaks down rides the sheet straight to the bottom of the door and doesn’t have a chance to leak where the silicon seals which is prone to collect water