07 Old Europe’s trimming note 2, repairing the back window and stuck when running._vehicles, vehicles

07 Old Europe’s trimming note 2, repairing the back window and stuck when running.

September 10, 2024

Continue to prepare. Who cares? My daughter-in-law said that I was cheap, leaving the new car in good condition and not driving it, and torturing an old thing. Today, the rear window was repaired. The glass was derailed before, and it stuck when it was lifted up by half. After the repair, it achieved 80% of the effect of a new car. Twelve years later, the pulleys of the window lifter were worn and there was a gap, and the window swayed left and right. It was used to make do with it. Wait until the lifter is dead, replace it with a new one. Make the best use of it. Haha, the skylight has also been repaired. It turns out that it was a switch problem. I can finally watch the stars in the car.

There are 3 screws for removing the door panel, this is screw 1

Screws on the side of the door 2

Screws hidden in the buckle 3

Remove the screws and use a rocker to tilt the lower end of the door to open it. It is easy to operate.

Show your true appearance, unplug the plug, pull the switch cord down, and remove the entire door panel for easy operation later

The horn of the original car, whether it is good or not, is better than ordinary cars. Opinions vary, after all, imported goods

Water hibiscus. The original owner had made sound insulation. It’s good. After taking a closer look, the collision beam has not been deformed and repaired, and the door has no sheet metal. I am very satisfied.

Close-up of collision beam

The elevator is removed

Close-up, Made IN Japan, haha, original good thing

The window rubber strip was removed, and the whole strip was deformed. The original owner forcibly raised the window, crushing the rubber strip.

The rubber strip ages, is hard and cracks

This is the masterpiece of the original car owner. The car window cannot move when it is pressed there. In the long run, there will be obvious creases.

The car owner replaced the adhesive strip by the door with a new one. It was too thick. He pushed the glass to the outside of the door and decisively smashed it flat with a hammer.

It is flatter than before, and it will not push the glass to the top after installing it.

The reason for the glass derailment is that the rubber strip in the picture above pushes the glass out and deviates from the track. I used pliers to break the edge of the car door out. After installing the rubber strip, the glass will not be lifted off the track.