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SEALING
CEMENT
WEATH E RSTRlP
SCREW
VIEW I N DIRECTION
OF ARROW
B
VIEW AT ARROW A
SE, A L
NO C E ~ E N T ON
BOTTOM AREA
RETAINER
Fig. 163-Rear
Door Weatherstrip
IAP
Modeld
justments of the doors, the window frames and chan-
nels. Adequate adjustments are provided for up and
down, in and out, and fore and aft adjustment of the
window frames. It
is
important that the weatherstrip
has sufficient Pressure against the frame, but too
great Pressure
push
the window frame
Out
Of
mating window weatherstrip.
tacts the body metal, and use a nozzle-type applicator
(sealer gun) to force the sealer deeply around the
en-
tire edge. It is rarely necessary to reseal between the
glass and the weatherstrip, unless the glass has been
replaced. If faulty sealing of the glass to the weather-
strip has caused a leak, remove the windshield garnish
tween the inner weatherstrip and the glass
for
a con-
alignment and
prevent proper
contact
with the
moulding and apply sealer as far down as possible be.
siderable distance on each side of the leakage point.
Clean
off
excess sealer with a rag. Reinstall the
mouldings.
Windshield Wig.
I 6 4 1
Lift the lip of the rubber weatherstrip where it con-
VIEW I N CIRCLE W
VIEW IN CIRCLE
Z
WEATHERSTRIP
SE
Fig. 1 6 L W i n d s h i e l d Sealing
Fig. 165-Rear
Window Sealing
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