A while ago I asked the question "what would make the window tilt" There were alot of good answers however I have isolated the problem. My car was in a multitude of small collisions one of them being a hit to the driver's side door. I had my doors removed and glass, channels and felt installed. The driver's side door had to be sent twice because once it got back to the shop the window would "jump" out of the front metal channel. I have the car home now and can work on it at in quiet. I see now that because of the collision the door is "off" the regulator is out of line with the normal up and down travel of the window. I don't know how to fix this, it's funny I bought a set of doors from reedsville and two weeks ago I had the bright idea to have the driver's side painted new channel and glass put in because the sheet metal had a moon in it. If someone leaned on it it would pop in, it could be popped out just as easily. If not for that purchase I would be up the creeksometimes living right comes in handy. The tipping problem is caused by the window popping out of the metal channel, the small triangle at the bottom of the frame comes out and you can't get the window to roll up or down.
Studebakers forever!
Studebakers forever!
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