One more question I have is should I remove this outside chrome strip
or
just try and slip the brush under it?
The strip has to come off, at least partway. That may or may not
entail removing the mirror first. I've managed a time or two to avoid
removing the mirror.
-- Jim
I'm replacing the outer window brushes (sealing strip) in all of my
windows
in my 84 300SD. Before I begin does anyone have any hints to make it
easier, for example is it better to loosen the glass in the door?
I don't think so. They just pry straight up off the car once you have
the trim
Will you also be replacing the vinly plastic sheathing that curls and cracks
with age on the 123s?
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I'm replacing the outer window brushes (sealing strip) in all of my
windows
in my 84 300SD. Before I begin does anyone have any hints to make
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Will you also be replacing the vinly plastic sheathing that curls and cracks
with age on the 123s?
I'm
I'm replacing the outer window brushes (sealing strip) in all of my windows
in my 84 300SD. Before I begin does anyone have any hints to make it
easier, for example is it better to loosen the glass in the door? I have
the manual and it seems pretty basic on removal reinstallation (1 page).
