Car Was Broken Into Need Help fixing window & locks
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From: Redwood City, CA
Car Was Broken Into Need Help fixing window & locks Hi I have a 94 z28, someone attempted to break in and steal my stereo system but failed.
They broke my driver side window mount, I have attached a picture, its the hole where it should be mounted to the window track.
I was thinking of repairing it but would rather buy a new one, does anyone know where i could find this part & a new set of door & trunk lock cylinders complete with clips and all?
Thanks Guys
They broke my driver side window mount, I have attached a picture, its the hole where it should be mounted to the window track.
I was thinking of repairing it but would rather buy a new one, does anyone know where i could find this part & a new set of door & trunk lock cylinders complete with clips and all?
Thanks Guys
Hi I have a 94 z28, someone attempted to break in and steal my stereo system but failed.
They broke my driver side window mount, I have attached a picture, its the hole where it should be mounted to the window track.
I was thinking of repairing it but would rather buy a new one, does anyone know where i could find this part & a new set of door & trunk lock cylinders complete with clips and all?
Thanks Guys
They broke my driver side window mount, I have attached a picture, its the hole where it should be mounted to the window track.
I was thinking of repairing it but would rather buy a new one, does anyone know where i could find this part & a new set of door & trunk lock cylinders complete with clips and all?
Thanks Guys
The window roller breaking is a classic problem with these cars. It looks like the break-in accelerated the deterioration of the situation for you...
The text book repair is to get a new piece of track that holds the glass in. The roller is integral to that part. Other folks have had success welding the post back on to the part. The catch is that you need a good welder who won't heat the thing up so much that they warp the track or shatter the glass.
The text book repair is to get a new piece of track that holds the glass in. The roller is integral to that part. Other folks have had success welding the post back on to the part. The catch is that you need a good welder who won't heat the thing up so much that they warp the track or shatter the glass.
