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06-09-2016, 01:23 AM
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Vent Window Tweaking '64 GTO Hardtop
I installed the Soft-Seal rubber on the vent window frame. After re-installing the window, the top was out of position by so much it wouldn't close.
The only thing that looked out of kilter was the top swivel pin that fits into the frame. It appeared to be bent slightly, forcing the window rearward. I was able to bend it back by putting pressure on the window. Now the vent window will close, but needs more movement in the forward direction on top. I have no idea how the swivel pin got bent, but that's the only thing that would change the position of the window in the frame. Should I bend the pin more to get the vent window into the correct position or is there another way?
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