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Old 05-05-2004, 10:10 PM   #1
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Default Rear window problems

I am having problems with my rear window in my 65. I put new plastic roller things in there, but the metal thing that goes into it keeps popping out. Sometimes, it will roll up and down a couple times, but then it will pop out. This makes the window fall down by its self. Hopefully you can figure out what Im talking about, because i dont really know the "real" names for this stuff. thanks for any help.
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Old 05-06-2004, 11:39 AM   #2
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The part you're talking about is the "quarter window frame to channel roller." The kits sold usually include the nylon window roller and pin. If memory serves me correctly there's 3 on each window frame and 2 more on the window regulator. However, the 2 nylon rollers on the regulator are held on with cotter-pin type clips. I've replaced the cotter-pin types but never have the rivet-type pin ones. So hopefully someone else knows how to properly mount the pin into the window frame.
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