After reviewing as many threads as possible here on the forum, I have failed to find any that discusses the rail/channel at the rear of the vent window assembly on my 1957 Golden Hawk. I removed both vent window assemblies and found that the channel that guides the door window is slightly bent on both assemblies. Is this normal? I have a hard time believing that the window could slide up and down (as) easily with the slight bend in the guide channel. Maybe someone can help me understand before I jump in and try to straighten out something that doesn't need fixing!
Also, what is the best way to remove the vent window itself from the assembly? The upper post looks like it has a slotted screw that, once remove might be the way to then tilt the vent window and remove it from the assembly. Unfortunately, no matter how hard I try, I cant get the screw to turn and I am afraid to force it. Any suggestions would be most appreciated!
Thanks
Jim
Also, what is the best way to remove the vent window itself from the assembly? The upper post looks like it has a slotted screw that, once remove might be the way to then tilt the vent window and remove it from the assembly. Unfortunately, no matter how hard I try, I cant get the screw to turn and I am afraid to force it. Any suggestions would be most appreciated!
Thanks
Jim
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