Hey Ed: Do not cut the welting as shown in Hartmut's site. I do not recall
which coupe you have, but if it was built with the bubble windshield, there
will be a small cut out at the top of the rear channel. Remove the cover,
and when you get the window up to the cut out, push the welting out of the
way ( A screw driver helps) so that the window will slide out of the notch.
As you pull it further out, it will become looser. Reverse the process to
re-install it.
If you have a Coupe that was modified with the bubble windshield, and
no cut out was put in the rear channel, you may be able to remove the
window through the original cut out in the front channel by removing the strip
that holds the bubble windshield in place, then pulling the window out.
Lynn Nelsen
In a message dated 5/4/2009 5:11:26 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
[email protected] writes:
Hi all,
Due to a very deep scratch.
I wish to remove one of the sliding windows.
The welting and everything else is just fine.
The how to problem is now with me. Sooooooooo
Is there a method some have used in accomplishing this?
Thank you.
Prof. Ed
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