RE: power windows after tinted

["Squier, Craig" <craig_squier@arvin.com>]

Had the same thing happen to me after I had a rear quarter window replaced
on my Jetta III. The vertical rail between the quarter and rear window is
probably misaligned, causing the indow to drag as it goes up/down.
I just haven't bothered to redo it.

You will basically have to lower the window, feel around the seal to where I
think there are two bolts/screws that are in slots. Loosen them, then run
the window up and down a couple times. Then tighten them.

Bentley undoubtably has the correct procedure. Too bad the auto glass guy
didn't have a Bentley (they weren't even out yet three years ago).

Hope this helps...
-Cab

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> From: 	DESEOSA@aol.com[SMTP:DESEOSA@aol.com]
> Reply To: 	jettaglx@igtc.com
> Sent: 	Monday, April 12, 1999 6:11 PM
> To: 	jettaglx@igtc.com; gti-vr6@cobra.ccsi.com
> Subject: 	power windows after tinted
> 
> I just got my windows tinted a week or so ago. The place I got it done has
> a 
> reputation for top notch work including taking the door panels off.  I've 
> noticed, however, (after waiting the week before you can roll the windows 
> down) that the windows now roll down unevenly/ they're out of sinc with
> each 
> other. At first I thought it was my imagination, but I rolled the windows 
> down from closed with the key and they are not rolling down evenly
> anymore.  
> They used stop all in the same place; now they are staggered at different 
> heights.  It looks crappy, and pisses me off.  Since, they didn't do this 
> 'till after they were tinted, I'm assuming the tinters knocked them out of
> 
> wack somehow.  Has anyone else had this problem and what can be done??
> 
> Angie Y.
> '95 Red GLX 5spd. ~aka~ "Fernando"
>