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09-12-2009, 05:05 PM
#2
Why would you want to take those out? That bar is the only thing that keeps another car from hitting people inside if someone t-bones you, plus they are what provide the support for the doors.
Highly recommend leaving those intact. The minor weight savings isn't worth the great increase in risk of injury/death.
Highly recommend leaving those intact. The minor weight savings isn't worth the great increase in risk of injury/death.
09-15-2009, 08:40 PM
#4
Your question is how to remove the crank handle?
Haven't taken one off lately, but window crank handles usually have a little horseshoe shaped clip that makes installation a snap.
You can make a tool out of coat hanger. Shape the end of it into a little hook. You can fish for the clip (opposite side of where the handle is) and pull it out when you grab it. Then the handle will pull off easily.
Haven't taken one off lately, but window crank handles usually have a little horseshoe shaped clip that makes installation a snap.
You can make a tool out of coat hanger. Shape the end of it into a little hook. You can fish for the clip (opposite side of where the handle is) and pull it out when you grab it. Then the handle will pull off easily.