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02-06-2022, 01:50 PM | #2252 |
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well footballers, the new channel material came in and I ain't feelin' it, with just the glass inserted into this material I can barely slide the glass back and forth in it, it is a very snug fit, ie the glass is just TOO darn thick
so then with that new felt material inserted in the actual vent window channel we are pretty much back to square one and the same problem, it fits way too snug for a window that needs to go up an down |
02-06-2022, 01:53 PM | #2253 |
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I had a similar "snug" problem with the Jeep. Some dry graphite helped.
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so on to Plan B and JVCC FLOCK-1 Flocking Tape [Non-woven Fabric]: 2 in. x 300 in. (Black), AMAZON $26 bucks
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02-07-2022, 12:08 PM | #2256 |
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And now this: I am literally waiting on the paint to dry in order to glue this tape in the vent window channel.
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02-07-2022, 12:19 PM | #2257 |
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i know that feeling ... i hate that feeling ...
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it sure don't dry as fast as on OVERHAULIN' maybe I should'ave used two tone paint, ha ha
something that would last like Johnny and Amber [what? too soon?] |
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Who are Johnny and Amber? Overhauling uses a garage that is heated to 200 degrees, everyone knows that
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so I am super happy to reportinate that I got the driver side winder reinstalled for the 73rd and final time using just the Flocking Tape on the vent window channel and it goes up and down as Zeus himself intended
I was so pleased that I went out KOHLSing today since it was 75° F, apparently California did not get the memo that it is supposed to be winter and since you didn't ask, OH MY GAWD the truck runs amaze ballz, and I take ZERO credit for the tuning Last edited by Gregski; 02-10-2022 at 11:19 PM. |
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Good to hear that it's running perfect! I had to look up what "flocking tape" was (it sounded suspiciously like what I say when my tape sticks to something else while I'm trying to install it ). I keep a file in my computer where I list neat ideas that I see on these posts, and that tape has been added!
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Good to hear that you got the window installed and it works, but why is the truck all alone in that big ol' parking lot?
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that's gota feel good! very nice!
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You have had some setbacks, but you have persevered and that makes for great satisfaction when complete.
Well Done, the truck looks great.
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It's funny how the set backs seem to fade away with each mile you rack up.
Well done, keeping after it. Marc
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Looking good...Jim
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honestly cause I'm not used to driving with them front fenders sticking out 18" beyond the edge of the front of the hood that I can see from the cabin, I am lucky to still have the sides of my garage as I back out of it each and every time coming within a fraction of an inch of scrapping them fenders I bet |
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Oh darn, I didn't think of that! Farm Truck is supposed to be for my wife...
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ah yup, gonna have to go all presidential and such
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so as I round third base on my way for the final stretch in the third period, here are the final, final things I need to do to have her be 100% complete, complete
1. install the battery hold me down bracket clamp thingie (may require some welding) - ✔ 2. install the rear brake metal to rubber lines bracket - ✔ 3. re clock the steering column so that the turn signal indicator does not point at my crotch 4. reinforce the B&M floor shifter base plate to prevent it from flexing when shifting - ✔ 5. I forget, but I'm sure there's something, ha ha (yeah... it was screwing down the air filter to the intake manifold so it won't fall off cause it's aftermarket crap and the hand cutter clamp doesn't do it justice) - ✔ Last edited by Gregski; 02-21-2022 at 09:13 PM. |
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It's funny. You don't know what you don't know. Driving them definitely helps to identify areas of concern.
I came up with a whole "Winter to do" list. I'm just about complete with it. Marc
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sum random pics of me glueanating the door glass channel to the door Last edited by Gregski; 02-21-2022 at 09:22 PM. |
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worked on the juice box clampulator
below was just the trial fitment, I did clean up that hole a bit and made it black Last edited by Gregski; 02-21-2022 at 01:20 PM. |
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