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DOORS
6-43
Removal and Installation
1. Raise door window. Remove door trim pad and
detach inner panel water deflector.
2. On "A" Body Styles, remove door window
glass run channel lower rear retainer attaching
screw and remove retainer through large ac-
cess hole. Figure 6-58 is typical of retainer
retention except on "01" Styles. For "07"
Styles, see Figure 6-59.
3. On "X" Body Styles, remove door lock remote
control assembly and connecting rod.
4. Remove ventilator division channel lower ad-
justing stud and nut and ventilator to door inner
panel attaching screw.
5. Remove window lower stop. Lower window
completely and slide it as far rearward as
possible (see Fig. 6-59 for "A" Body Styles
and Fig. 6-60 for "X" Body Styles).
RETAINER
A T T A C H I N G
BOLT
SECTION B-B
V I E W A
1 3 4 6
7.
Remove ventilator to door upper frame attach-
ing screws (see Fig. 6-60 for "X" Body
Styles and Fig. 6-61 for "A" Body Styles).
On "A" Body Styles, remove glass run channel
from ventilator division channel (above belt
line).
8. Lift ventilator rearward and upward until lower
forward corner of assembly is free of door
upper frame (see View "B" in Fig. 6-61).
9. On "A" Styles, rotate ventilator assembly in
an outboard movement and remove unit out-
board of door upper frame (see View "C" in
Fig. 6-61).
10. On "X" Styles, lift ventilator inboard and up-
ward and remove from door.
CAUTION: After ventilator has been removed,
door glass should be held or otherwise suitably
supported to prevent damage.
11. To install, reverse removal procedure. Check
operation of ventilator and door window as-
sembly, and where required, adjust ventilator
Fig. 6-58—Door Window Glass Run Channel
Lower Rear Retainer - " A " Styles
assembly as described u n d e r "Front Door
Ventilator Adjustment".
Adjustments
1. A slight fore or aft adjustment of the ventilator
division channel is available at the lower ad-
justing stud and nut by loosening attaching nut
and sliding nut in slot provided (see Fig. 6-61).
The division channel can also be positioned in
or out by loosening nut and turning stud in or
out as required and tightening nut.
2. The effort required to open or close the ven-
tilator can be set by straightening retaining
washer tab and tightening or loosening the
adjusting nut. Tightening the adjusting nut will
increase operating effort and loosening adjust-
ing nut will decrease operating effort. When
the desired adjustment has been obtained, bend
down washer tab to lock nut in position (see
Figure 6-62).
NOTE:
This adjustment should be performed
in a bench operation.
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