This is all in the archives! Seek and ye shall find. Go to your VW parts dealer and ask for 281 847 723B (Guide) they cost about a buck each. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Bill '85 GL [*Magic*Bus*] '82 Westy [FreeBird] ...cause I'm as free as a bird now... Big Sky Country ---Ronnie Van Zant <>< ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ -----Original Message----- From: Dean Forshee <steeling@CREATIVE.NET> To: vanagon@GERRY.VANAGON.COM <vanagon@GERRY.VANAGON.COM> Date: Monday, February 15, 1999 12:18 PM Subject: sliding windows on Vanagon
>There are two sliding windows on my vanagon. They can't easily get >popped out of their track because of a plastic spacer that keeps it >tightly into its frame/track. So what do you do when said plastic >spacer gets old and crumbles away and needs to be replaced? I've done >some looking around, but know one seems to know how to get a >replacement. Surely someone else on the list has had this problem. >I've done some looking around at my local parts junkyard and other >sliding windows there suffer from the same problem. I suppose I could >Gerry-rig something, but I'm not particularly good at that sort of >thing. > >Thanks for your help. |
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