Quarter Vent Windows

[Spinner]

I have just (yesterday afternoon) finished re-assembly & refitting of the nearside quarter vent window.  It took me two pivot rivets to get it kind of right...

After I convinced the thing to go into the door in the right place, I found two problems.  
1) There is a small gap above the opening window - the new rubber doesn't meet the frame.
2) The lock mechanism fouls the lower rubber & channel divider.  The channel divider hasn't been adjusted for the winding window yet.

Could the top bracket (where the pivot rivet goes) be bent, pushing the window down?


Brett

[mcl1959]

Yes it is possible - I had the reverse problem with one of my windows with the quarter window too high in the opening, I had to bend the arm down to make it fit.
Regards  the fouling on the channel, best to fit the glass up and adjust as necessary.

Ken

[Spinner]

Thanks Ken.

I removed the quarter window assembly from the front door and removed the pivot rivet again.  Experimenting with the window in different places still leaves the gap.

Maybe someone can come around to show me where I'm going wrong?  It could be the rubber is slightly undersize on the bottom half of the front edge?

I live in Fairfield (Sydney) and can be contacted on (02) 9203-8581 (bh) or (0414) 49-6706 (ah).  
Email: b.fitzpatrick@centrelinkdotgovdotau or spinner@mpxdotcomdotau     Change dot to . for messages.

[mcl1959]

Would love to help but Vic is a little far to come from.
Did you put the wind deflector in place?
If you didn't, this lets the frame go too far into the door and creates a gap as you describe.  If you dont want to run the deflectors, what you need to do is trim off the piece of metal and fit it under the frame to keep the frame low.
My next suggestion is that if you do have the deflector in place, then add some more metal to push the fram down a little further.
I'm really only guessing here as I obviously cant see the subject in question.  Maybe someone in the NSW club can add some advice.

REgards   Ken