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63burban · 01-07-2016, 06:11 PM

The channel on the bottom of the glass is the culprit. That lower channel needs to be centered on the glass between the vertical fuzzys . I usually assemble the glass in the door and then glue the channel on the glass and roll the window all the way up till the glue is dry. By glue I mean silicone adhesive or whatever you want to use.

duallyjams · 01-10-2016, 08:55 AM

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Originally Posted by 63burban

The channel on the bottom of the glass is the culprit. That lower channel needs to be centered on the glass between the vertical fuzzys . I usually assemble the glass in the door and then glue the channel on the glass and roll the window all the way up till the glue is dry. By glue I mean silicone adhesive or whatever you want to use.

I install my glass the same way.

01-07-2016, 06:11 PM	#1
63burban Chevy addict Join Date: May 2012 Location: Iron Ridge, WI Posts: 1,085	Re: Side windows have gap at top The channel on the bottom of the glass is the culprit. That lower channel needs to be centered on the glass between the vertical fuzzys . I usually assemble the glass in the door and then glue the channel on the glass and roll the window all the way up till the glue is dry. By glue I mean silicone adhesive or whatever you want to use.



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