[DML] Re: Reason for passenger window not closing? Gap toward front...

["Dave Swingle" <swingle@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

I've seen the glass tend to slide back or up in the metal mount over 
time. You need to take the glass out of the bottom support track and 
glue it back in. It's obvious where it's supposed to go when you get it 
out - you can see the original marks on the glass. Some were glued and 
some were installed with double-sided tape, the tape ones seem to have 
the problem more. I glue them back together with 3M Urethan Windshield 
adhesive. If the original was glued its a annoying job. 

Dave

--- In dmcnews@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "Derek" <derek.grozio@xxxx> wrote:
> I am purchasing a DeLorean and the current owner of the car stated 
that the passenger 
> window has about a 1/8" gap in the front. He said that the window is 
on track, and that the 
> motor is working.  What could the reason be for this? Could the 
tracks be not lined up 
> properly?  Could the motor be going? From the pictures of the window 
setup it looks as if the 
> window is lifted from the back. Any ideas would be appreciated. 
Thanks.
> 
> -Derek






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