Thanks, been scrubbing and cleaning. Just ordered a relay lever from Ken
Thoma, sounded real nice.
>From the Desk of:
Terry Doukas
http://tadoukas.homepage.com
tadoukas
- ----- Original Message -----
From: "Emery L. Stora"
To:
Sent: Sunday, July 30, 2000 11:16 PM
Subject: Re: GMC: GMC window
> >Newbee question, is it possible that "middle age spread" is a cause for
the
> >dinette window to slide so had?
> >
> >Also is there a way to remove the sliding window? Easily?
> >
> > >From the Desk of:
> >Terry Doukas
> >
http://tadoukas.homepage.com
> >tadoukas
>
> The bulging of the sidewall seems to be mainly by the door frame and
> I doubt that it would cause hard sliding on that window. You might
> find that just doing a good general cleaning to get the grit out of
> the window track might be enough to fix it. You can get the screens
> out easily by pulling out the plastic track from above and below the
> screen. I've never tried to get the sliding glass out and don't know
> if you can do it the same way by removing the material above and
> below it but I will guess that you'll have to take out the whole
> window from the motorhome to take the screws out that hold the frame
> around the glass.
>
> First just try to really scrub the lower felt track with a tooth
> brush and some soap solution (perhaps Dow spray bathroom cleaner) and
> rinse well and you might flush out enough grit and sand to free it
> up. You can spray the tracks with a silicone spray after you clean
> them and let them dry and you might solve the problem without taking
> out the window. Replacement of the track material might also be
> necessary.
>
> Emery Stora
> 77 Kingsley
> Santa Fe, NM
>
