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stealthtt24
PostPosted: Wed Mar 14, 2007 2:42 pm 
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hey guys, pretty simple just need a little help. how do i get this damn crank window piece off so i can remove the door panel completely? got everything else, panel is loose, only thing in my way is this!

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i just use a flat screwdriver an push that damn little clip out the way. then look for it on the ground.
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You can try a rag wound up so that it's like a rope, look at it to find the open end, put rag over, pull.

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Go to Napa or somewhere like that and get the tool to remove them. It's only a few bucks.

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All I do is alternate pulling with two hands, one on each end. They come right off.
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The rag thing works really well.. also cheaper than the tool :P
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