Hi folks,
Can somebody please advise me on the correct sequence for re-fitting a rear side window on my S1 Zagato. I removed it to have some minor repairs made where the paint has blistered but would like to know the correct sequence to re-install it. Is the chrome strip around the window fitted before the window is fitted into the body or is it fitted afterwards? I was not too concerned when removing it because the rubber was damaged and needs to be replaced but I don't want to damage the new rubber when putting it back.
Bryan
Advice on fitting S1 zagato side window
Re: Advice on fitting S1 zagato side window
the chrome strip around the window have fitted before you put the window into the body. Otherwise you don´t have a chance.
There is a recess inside of the seal to keep the chrome strip later in position.
In general a difficult job. You have to have patience to do that and good nerves.
good luck
Regards Andreas
There is a recess inside of the seal to keep the chrome strip later in position.
In general a difficult job. You have to have patience to do that and good nerves.
good luck
Regards Andreas
Re: Advice on fitting S1 zagato side window
Many thanks Andreas. Do you fit it the old fashioned way (soap and a piece of string) or are there more scientific ways these days ?
regards
Bryan
regards
Bryan
Bryan
Re: Advice on fitting S1 zagato side window
soap and a piece of string
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Re: Advice on fitting S1 zagato side window
And an extra pair of strong hands ..... String broke a couple of times. Think I changed to nylon strimmer string.
Not a job I want to do ever again.
Tim
Not a job I want to do ever again.
Tim
Re: Advice on fitting S1 zagato side window
Thanks Tim, you fill me with confidence especially as a new rubber is not cheap !
Bryan
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Re: Advice on fitting S1 zagato side window
Just to finally report that after a long wait for the rubber to arrive from Italy (on foot?) I was able to fit the window. In fact it went in easily with a good dose of soap, some strong string and my son pushing from the ouside. Thanks to all for the good advise.
Bryan
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