Removing side window
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Removing side window
Hi guys. I got a 04 XK convertible and I need to access the door handle from the inside. I got the door card off with no problem but to access the handle I need to remove the window. There are two hairpin clip in the window register arms at the bottom of the window. See pictures. I have taken these off but I still cant lift the window out. I don't want to remove the window motor/actuator because this is getting out of my comfort zone. Dose anyone know how to remove the window?
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White & Grant:
Both of you were right. With the door open, if you hit the door "up" an extra time (because of the limiting thing), the window moves up another 3/4" or so. Giving me more access. That said, I still may need to use my "curved fingers" to reach all the fasteners to the door handle.
What I'm trying to do is replace the dry-rotted gasket, and I'm concerned with the spring and linkage. Any advice would be appreciated.
Both of you were right. With the door open, if you hit the door "up" an extra time (because of the limiting thing), the window moves up another 3/4" or so. Giving me more access. That said, I still may need to use my "curved fingers" to reach all the fasteners to the door handle.
What I'm trying to do is replace the dry-rotted gasket, and I'm concerned with the spring and linkage. Any advice would be appreciated.
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Gary ....... in the US ....... so that's your passenger door.
I spend all my time here in the UK getting in and out of that side on a RHD car!
Only two linkages on the passenger door because it doesn't have an external lock (link with green arrow) like on the driver's door.
You can (CAREFULLY) pop off the one arrowed in blue in the diagram because it's a ball and socket.
Graham
I spend all my time here in the UK getting in and out of that side on a RHD car!
Only two linkages on the passenger door because it doesn't have an external lock (link with green arrow) like on the driver's door.
You can (CAREFULLY) pop off the one arrowed in blue in the diagram because it's a ball and socket.
Graham
Last edited by GGG; 01-02-2017 at 10:29 AM.