Window leaking?
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Re: *EBAY ALERT* - Rear Sway Bar
How much would new seals run. Cause I looked at it a little closer today and it looks like the seal is coming away from the body with about a 1/2 inch long gap. Water is probably getting in there and then trickling down to the pod. The side window should be an easy fix.
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From: Ashland, KY
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Re: Custom Composite = HUGE SUCKFEST (BOYCOTT) *UPDATE!!*
QUOTE (tanc)
I adjusted my windsors myself after i had leaks.
Its very simple to do and is not a PITA.. it took 30 min and I was done.
Remove the door pannel.. then there will be 2 screws... one near where door handle lays.. 2nd is near the end of the door. You unscrew these 2 screws.. and then u can move the window stoppers up and down how ever u need to adjust it. And then ur done.. a DIY is on webtech check it out..
Its very simple to do and is not a PITA.. it took 30 min and I was done.
Remove the door pannel.. then there will be 2 screws... one near where door handle lays.. 2nd is near the end of the door. You unscrew these 2 screws.. and then u can move the window stoppers up and down how ever u need to adjust it. And then ur done.. a DIY is on webtech check it out..
thanks tanc, I'll have to try that, my drivers side has leaked a little since I put the new door on.
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From: SOUTH Jersey
Re: Gauges Are here!
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you have to take alot of the interior trim off to get to the side windows! their mount bolts are inside.
Mounting bolts? You can unbolt the little rear side windows from the car?
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From: Lillington, NC & Maryville, TN when I can get there
Re: FS-JVC KD-G700 and 1frd RF capacitor
Here it is Straight from Webtech:
To remove the quarter fixed glass, first remove the following parts:
Remove the covering shelf center trim and side trim.
Remove the rear speaker grill and speaker.
Remove the rear seat cushion.
Remove the rear seat back.
Remove the rear seat belt upper anchor mounting bolt.
Remove the rear seat back lower side bracket.
Remove the rear quarter inner trim.
Remove the front seat belt upper anchor mounting bolt.
Remove the center pillar trim.
Remove the mounting screws (3EA) from the quarter fixed glass.
After removing the quarter fixed glass moulding, cut the sealant using the special tool.
Remove the quarter fixed glass.
To remove the quarter fixed glass, first remove the following parts:
Remove the covering shelf center trim and side trim.
Remove the rear speaker grill and speaker.
Remove the rear seat cushion.
Remove the rear seat back.
Remove the rear seat belt upper anchor mounting bolt.
Remove the rear seat back lower side bracket.
Remove the rear quarter inner trim.
Remove the front seat belt upper anchor mounting bolt.
Remove the center pillar trim.
Remove the mounting screws (3EA) from the quarter fixed glass.
After removing the quarter fixed glass moulding, cut the sealant using the special tool.
Remove the quarter fixed glass.
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Re: Confused on tire logic
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Anyone thinkin what I'm thinkin? FG or CF panels in there....
That is a good idea....but wouldn't you lose some peripheral vision while driving. I don't know if I would want to lose that in trade for good looks or less weight but if it didn't really affect it, I think that would be an awesome mod.
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Re: lsd
I was thinkin the same a bit, then I thought, do I ever actually look thru those?
Nope.
I guess you could ice up those windows or just tape them up for a week and see.
Nope.
I guess you could ice up those windows or just tape them up for a week and see.