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Window channel problem
- Thread starter Alpine66
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bulldurham
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Just finished putting in a set on a Series III; bought them from SS a few years ago.
The original channel was one long piece, top to bottom, but the replacements were cut into two. They were a little wide bit I think that is necessary to keep the replacement snug in the track. At any rate , I was not happy w/ the 2 piece but it seems to be working OK. My guess is the replacements were cut for ease of shipping.
I used a wide punch to tap the channel into the track. All appears to be OK.
The original channel was one long piece, top to bottom, but the replacements were cut into two. They were a little wide bit I think that is necessary to keep the replacement snug in the track. At any rate , I was not happy w/ the 2 piece but it seems to be working OK. My guess is the replacements were cut for ease of shipping.
I used a wide punch to tap the channel into the track. All appears to be OK.
Jay Laifman
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Are we all talking about the same thing? On my SV, the rear channel was just a piece of fabric inside the channel. Only the front channel had a formed piece.