Window gasket

Discussion in 'General Motoring' started by Drew Jones, Aug 4, 2003.

  1. Drew Jones

    Drew Jones Guest

    84 240 DL Wagon.

    In the process of getting my power windows to work, I found that the rear
    drivers window was not secured to its raising arm. Of course, when I bought
    the car I was told that window "didn't work"...turns out it was just
    disconnected from the switch, the motor and raising mechanism are fine.
    Anyway, from looking at the other windows, it appears to be missing the
    little gasket that wedges between the glass and the arm. How can I go about
    fixing this? Is there a specific part I need, or can I just use any old
    piece of rubber that will work? Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated.

    Thanks,
    Drew Jones
     
    Drew Jones, Aug 4, 2003
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  2. Drew Jones

    Mike F Guest

    Assuming you're talking about the metal track that goes on the bottom
    edge of the window, that you never see... In my climate the metal
    eventually rusts out and loses its grip on the rubber gasket, and
    therefore the window. Both metal track and gasket are available at your
    dealer, and for a reasonable cost. However putting them together takes
    considerable force, and you need to have the glass out of the door while
    doing it.
     
    Mike F, Aug 5, 2003
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