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Old 04-09-2013, 11:43 PM   #1
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window grief

I learned today why the window winder handle was in the glove box when I bought the truck,it's cuz if you crank it down it stays down.I took it apart to find out why.Some things are bent,some are broken.I may need a donor door with good inside hardware.Question; are the little wheels on the regulator actually supposed to roll,or are they just supposed to glide in the channels?These ones are as tight as all get out,maybe why the regulator is taking the shape of a pretzel,or maybe someone tried really hard to open the window when it was frozen OR someone tried really hard to close the window when the cows head was in the way,WHO KNOWS?Name:  IMG_0756.jpg
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Old 04-11-2013, 10:54 AM   #2
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Re: window grief

wow maybe they didn't remove the opener handle to install it
yes the wheels roll and glide
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