240, 260, 280Z Door windows.. How to fix and align for proper sealing.

I give you a couple tricks and the right way to align the window. please excuse me saying door instead of window.

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My favorite KZbin channel you can see the passion in what you do

[@SeanOBryanZZ]

Ha thank you!

[@Busybeebooks]

So interesting! Love watching you work

[@t.obryan3987]

Nice

[@rdh2059]

It looks like you are covering getting the window to sit in the frame correctly. What about the other piece of alignment? For instance, my driver door, when the window is fully rolled up, there is around a 3/8 inch gap between the new seal and the window frame of the door. How to you change THAT angle, so the window is flush with the door frame?

[@SeanOBryanZZ]

@@rdh2059 where is the gap on top or on the back side by the quarter window

[@rdh2059]

@@SeanOBryanZZ With the door closed, the seal that is glued to the chassis door frame has a gap of about 3/8 inch from the top metal window frame (the frame with the window rolled up completely).

[@SeanOBryanZZ]

@@rdh2059 ah okay the later models have a piece of weather stripping there are you missing this piece? There shouldn't be much adjustment but the metal frame can be removed very easily so that could be work.

[@rdh2059]

@@SeanOBryanZZ 1971 240Z. The gap is such that when driving down the road with the window rolled up, I can feel air blowing. It's significantly more gap than a seal would normally handle.