cucvrus
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Sir a little grease and new glass runs go a long way in getting that window up and down. I have been putting Trimlok in the window slides and greasing the sash and rollers on the bottom of the glass. That gate is a very antique design with lots of steel parts that a starving for grease and oil. Many I see have bent and twisted sash guides / dry rollers and dry regulator gears that make it fight you up and down. Check it. Take the time and dis-assemble the entire gate and clean sand and lube everything up real good. It is worth the effort. Trust me. Check out Terminus M1009 tail gate. It was total garbage inside and I resurrected it and it goes up and down smooth with ease. Good Luck. Let me know if you need any tips. Thank you.![]()
Finally got around to fixing my rear window crank. Fashioned a couple square washers and got a bigger screw on one side that was stripped. I still baby it though.
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