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Fig. 6-138-Rear Door Hardware - " B - C 3 9 " , " C - 4 9 - 6 9 " Styles Except 68069-169
Window Front Up-Stop
Window Rear Up-Stop
Front Guide Upper Attaching
Bolts
Rear Guide Upper Attaching Bolts
5. Rear Guide to Lower
Support Bracket Bolt
6. Front Guide to Lower
Support Bracket Bolt
7. Window Stabilizer Strips
10.
Lower Sash Channel Cam
Attaching Screws
Front Guide Support Bracket
Attaching Bolts
Inner Panel Cam Front Attaching Bolt
side roof rail, reposition glass on lower
sash channel. Oversize holes in glass allow
a limited amount of shifting of glass in
relation to lower sash channel.
NOTE:
Glass to sash channel attaching
nuts
are accessible
with an open end
wrench. After repositioning glass, tighten
nuts sufficiently to prevent glass slippage.
To obtain proper up-travel of window for good
contact with side roof rail weatherstrip, loosen
front and rear upper stops ("1" and "3"', Fig.
6-138). Position window as desired and tighten
stops.
REAR WINDOW ASSEMBLY-
68069 and 68169 Styles
The rear door window assembly consists of a
frameless piece of solid tempered safety plate
glass and a bolt-on lower sash channel assembly.
With this design, the window is removed as an as-
sembly and door glass replacement made in a
bench operation.
Figure 6-139 is an exploded view of the rear door
window and identifies the various components and
their assembly sequence.
NOTE:
When replacing door glass, replace glass
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