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2.
Place the upper trim moulding in position and
press it up against the rubber strip. Pull out
the leather cord and press in the trim mould-
i ng at the same time. Fit the angular joining
pieces.
3.
Press on the side mouldings and push them
up into the joining pieces. Fit the side mould-
ings in the same way as the upper trim
moulding.
4.
Fit the lower trim moulding in the same way
as the upper one. Fit the lower joining pieces.
WINDOWS
Windscreen
REMOVING THE WINDSCREEN
1.
Remove the interior rear view mirror, interior
trim mouldings round the windscreen and the
windscreen wiper arms. Place protective pad-
ding over the bonnet, front seats and back-
rests.
2.
Remove the trim mouldings as described in
operations 1-3, "Removing the trim mould-
i ngs".
3.
Release the rubber strip both from the wind-
screen and sheet metal by inserting a wooden
putty knife moistened in synthetic washing
solution (the putty knife should be moistened
now and then during the course of the work)
between the rubber strip and windscreen and
between the rubber strip and sheet metal
respectively.
4.
Start removing the rubber strip in the upper
l eft-hand corner by prising the rubber strip
over the sheet metal edge from inside and
at the same time carefully pulling out the strip
from outside with a pair of grips as shown in
Fig. 57. Then carefully pull off the strip by
hand all round as shown in Fig. 58 and remove
the windscreen.
Remove all sealing compound from the sheet
metal. If it has dried on, first carefully scrape
off the sealing compound and then wash clean
with naphtha. Check that the sheet metal edge
is not deformed. If the sealing compound has
not dried on, clean the rubber strip with naph-
tha, otherwise replace it.
FITTING THE WINDSCREEN
1.
Place the windscreen on a stand as shown
i n Fig. 59. Moisten the outer edge of the
windscreen and fit the rubber strip starting
at one of the corners. Adjust the strip so that
it lies correctly all round.
Fig. 56.
Fitting trim moulding
Fig. 57.
Releasing rubber strip
Fig. 58.
Removing rubber strip
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