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Breadstick · 04-26-2012, 02:37 PM

I just replaced the window weatherstrip in my 64 and I was using the shop manual as a guide. After wrestling for a while, I finally got it off. I still had the fuzzies in when I removed the window, so I couldn't get a great look. I was dreading how long it would take to get back in, but when it was time I learned something. I rolled the window regulator all the way up and it looked like I could just slide the window right on the tracks. I tried it and it worked perfectly. I rolled the window all the way down and put the fuzzies back in and it was MUCH easier than the way the manual said. I can't believe how much.

I hope this helps someone.

04-26-2012, 02:37 PM	#1
Breadstick Registered User Join Date: Mar 2012 Location: Scott AFB, IL Posts: 210	Removing window trick I just replaced the window weatherstrip in my 64 and I was using the shop manual as a guide. After wrestling for a while, I finally got it off. I still had the fuzzies in when I removed the window, so I couldn't get a great look. I was dreading how long it would take to get back in, but when it was time I learned something. I rolled the window regulator all the way up and it looked like I could just slide the window right on the tracks. I tried it and it worked perfectly. I rolled the window all the way down and put the fuzzies back in and it was MUCH easier than the way the manual said. I can't believe how much. I hope this helps someone.