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Re: [T3] Engine Removal and Window Seals
get some 3 core electrical flex or something of similar diameter and get
inside the car push it in behind the rubber lip holding your glass in feed
it in all the way around then with a helper the glass will just push from
the inside out (where gloves mind at this point ) you can leave the crome
trim in to do this to as it is becomming scarce to get hold off putting the
glass in is the reverse of the procedur i find sliightly thinner cord or
flex better feed it around the rubber seal twice this time lay the glass in
place with a helper gently pushing against it and pull the cord /flex over
the frame if you miss a bit dont worry when you got all the way round cause
you wrapped it twice you gett a second crack.
neil verdon 66 sqr on irs pan
----- Original Message -----
From: <JaransonT3@aol.com>
To: <type3@vwtype3.org>
Sent: 04 March 2000 22:11
Subject: [T3] Engine Removal and Window Seals
> I successfully removed the engine from my Fasty this morning! It was
really
> not too bad. I have it sitting on a couple of extra tires right now.
Need
> to go get the engine stand and get it up on there.
>
> Next on the list is to remove all the glass before taking the body off.
My
> window seals are in pretty decent shape. I don't want to reuse the chrome
> trim strips, but if I could reuse the seals that would be great. Can the
> window seals and glass be removed from the car without destroying the
seals?
> I know the safest way (from the glass standpoint) is to cut the inner lip
off
> and then pop out the glass, but can it be done so that the seals can be
> reused?
>
> Thanks for any tips.....
>
> Later,
> John Jaranson
> 71 FI Auto Fasty
> http://hometown.aol.com/jaransonT3
>
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