mattie4859
Active Member
Restoration of 1972 3.0 CSi (Inka) is now complete, major trial driving over the weekend in gale force wind and rain reveals that the "shut" of the door window is not good enough against the door rubber seals. The most extreme circumstances but nonetheless I'd like to ensure the best weatherproofness I can.
There's a gap between the rear vertical edge of the glass and the rubber it's meant to seal up to, as well as a slight gap between the top of the window and the door frame rubber. I notice the glass is a little bowed and wonder if it's taken that shape with age and a new glass will fix it, or whether adjustment of the window mechanism in the door is possible to bring the window in closer....is this a common problem, anybody any ideas/similar experiences ?
Matt
There's a gap between the rear vertical edge of the glass and the rubber it's meant to seal up to, as well as a slight gap between the top of the window and the door frame rubber. I notice the glass is a little bowed and wonder if it's taken that shape with age and a new glass will fix it, or whether adjustment of the window mechanism in the door is possible to bring the window in closer....is this a common problem, anybody any ideas/similar experiences ?
Matt