Date:         Sun, 31 Oct 1999 20:10:19 +0900
Reply-To:     Yoshi <dolphin@MARS.NETSPACE.OR.JP>
Sender:       Vanagon Mailing List <vanagon@gerry.vanagon.com>
From:         Yoshi <dolphin@MARS.NETSPACE.OR.JP>
Subject:      Re: window gasket
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I did this work for three weeks ago. I don't remove the window glass and
rubber from Westy. My work exchanged only chrome (plastic) beadings.
I started this work from the right slide door.
Because, my hand reach to the slide door/back side...
Therefore, I am not using the string. Okay?
I used Sunday's all times to this work. (6:30AM~7:30PM)
Sorry poor at my English!

Yoshi from Japan,
87' Westy

PS: My thumb(R and L) still aches. Does anyone know the good medicine?
ahaha.... (^_^)


From: Max/Joyce Wellhouse <maxjoyce@IPA.NET> Wrote:
>I thought you put all those VW window gaskets in with tire bead lube  and
>then put nylon twine in the gasket groove and then slap the glass and gasket
>in the hOLE, put the string ends on the inside of the van and pull on them
>and boom, the glass is in.  Has this changed over the years?
>DM&FS


>>-----Original Message-----
>>From: Yoshi <dolphin@tpost1.netspace.or.jp>
>>I carried out this work recently. I removed all chrome beadings from Westy.
>>But, I didn't leave the window. I say my working process.
-------------Sorry,.. Snip---------------------
>>Yoshi from Japan
>>87' Westy Poo..