RE: [DML] toll booth window

["Gus Schlachter" <gus@xxxx>]

The answer is obvious: don't reinstall the interior trim. :-) I'm sorry,
but I laughed SOOOoooo hard when I read your message, because I've had that
happen time and time again: everything works great until I put the last
screw back in, and then it stops working again. I joke that I always leave
out one screw so that the thing doesn't realize that I've put it back
together. :-)

But in this case I'm betting it coincidence. My guess would be that the act
of closing the door either jars something loose or slightly torques the door
enough to cause the problem. Alas, I don't know the solution. I'm sure
somebody knows, though, since it's a common problem, it just hasn't happened
to me. Yet. <wood knocking>

Good luck,

Gus Schlachter
Austin, TX
VIN# 4695


> -----Original Message-----
> From: John Yeoman [mailto:theshovel1224@xxxx]
> Sent: Sunday, August 13, 2000 12:09 PM
> Subject: [DML] toll booth window
>
>
> Hey List, I have a problem with my right toll booth
> window. The front end keeps slipping off the guide.
> The guide doesn't seem to be bent or in any other way
> different from the left one. I have slippped out
> the window and put it back in about four times, and
> every time I do I run the window up and down about
> 100 times to see what makes it slip off. Then, after
> the 100th time when it doesn't slip off, I put the interior
> trim back on and a few hours later when I try the
> window, it slips off the guide the 1st or 2nd time I operate
> the window. Has anyone else had this problem happen
> to their toll booth window, and how did you fix it?
> All help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.
>
> John