GM A Body Window Felt Install and Window Adjustment. Rallye 350 Restoration 2021 Interior Part 3
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ส.ค. 2024
- This video shows how I installed new exterior window felts, quarter window trim and adjusted the windows in my 1970 Olds Rallye 350 4 Speed. These steps should hold true for all 1968 -1972 GM A Body Intermediates, Olds Cutlass, Chevy Malibu, Pontiac Tempest and Buick Skylark.
My felts came in yesterday. I plan in installing them today and using this as a guide. Thank you for sharing!!
Thanks a lot! My felts should be here soon and going to use this for help.
Thanks for watching, good luck with your install!
Excellent install, thanks for the info, it will make my install easier.
Excellent video! I am replacing window felts on my 69 442. Not going as planned as rubber is not setting as I though it should on the outside paint. Looks like I have some drilling negotiating to do with the repo slots.
I had to drill and trim as well. Good luck with the install, definitely worth it when you get finished.
@@SPSteve I've watched several of your videos on the Ralley 350. You do an excellent job of laying out your videos. Too many people move too quickly or not quickly enough and don't focus their video on the key components of the install.
@@foreveroldsmobile9874 Thanks so much! I appreciate you watching! I'll be diving back into the Rallye 350 this winter so I hope to have more content in the future. I hope you will check it out.
Fantastic video
thanks! I hope you found it useful!
NICE JOB 👍👍👍👍
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Any idea how to do the inside ones on the door panels?? Huge staples!!
When I bought new door panels they were already installed. So, I haven't tried to replace any.
Any advice on getting rid of wind noise on passenger side window?...when riding above 40mph...
the only advise I can give is to check your weather stripping to glass for gaps. If there are gaps it'll have wind noise. Have you noticed any water getting past the windows when you wash the car?
Came here cause my driver side window gaps are messed up.
@@SPSteve thanks for the reply.
@@SPSteve Yea..know my way around tools etc, in the old days we would have had to learn from an oldtimer or get a book from the library, now we have TH-cam to learn.