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04-24-2010, 10:07 PM
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Join Date: Jan 2010
Location: Oran, IA
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Replacing window glass (drivers door)
Last year I put a new glass and power window motor in my '89 suburban, and I thought it was pretty easy.
The glass shattered in my '87 GMC, which has crank windows. I took the glass out of a door I was going to junk. I have been fighting it for 2 days now. I even unbolted the regulator assembly but still can't get the rollers to go in their tracks. The window is in the door track though, and slid up all the way because it's been raining. If anybody knows the trick to this, let me know 
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