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by Galsia » Wed 06.08.2008, 14:41
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by Gee0 » Wed 06.08.2008, 15:18
Great Job, Looks like a good low cost solution.
A write up would be useful.

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by Sy V » Wed 06.08.2008, 15:50
Your ingenuity is to be applauded - well done.
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by mikeydude » Wed 06.08.2008, 16:21
There is some way to go to perfect it as yet (in other words I am still messing with it) and I still want to see how strong the rubber is and how well it stands upto UV etc...not an easy test to do in the UK, perhaps I should take the elan to a sunbed centre!!
I am also putting together a remote fob that operates the windows from outside the car, this is so the window can be dropped and then lifted inside the rubber for a perfect weatherproof seal
One of the problems is all cars are slighly different so the mod will have to be applied carefully on an individual car basis.
I will do a write up when it's all done.
If people wanted I could put together a kit of the bits to make things easier.
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by ailwyn » Wed 06.08.2008, 16:26
mikeydude wrote:If people wanted I could put together a kit of the bits to make things easier.
Well volunteered.
When your ready, kick off a new thread in the Group Buys section and I'll take spot no 1.

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by L.G. » Wed 06.08.2008, 20:07
Mike Dude,
Do you get any problems opening the door with the window up?
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by Doug » Thu 07.08.2008, 00:12
Nice purse, Mikey

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by Gee0 » Thu 07.08.2008, 00:41
Is that what they call a MANBAG???????????????

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by tweetdriver63 » Thu 07.08.2008, 01:27
mikeydude wrote:There is some way to go to perfect it as yet (in other words I am still messing with it) and I still want to see how strong the rubber is and how well it stands upto UV etc...not an easy test to do in the UK, perhaps I should take the Elan to a sunbed centre!!
I am also putting together a remote fob that operates the windows from outside the car, this is so the window can be dropped and then lifted inside the rubber for a perfect weatherproof seal
One of the problems is all cars are slighly different so the mod will have to be applied carefully on an individual car basis.
I will do a write up when it's all done.
If people wanted I could put together a kit of the bits to make things easier.
I just recently read somebody's posts (maybe Phil or Blair?) where they said they either were working on, or had installed, one of those bits that makes the windows automatically drop slightly when you open or close the door. You might try finding that, or maybe somebody else can chime in with more info on it for you. That would be better than manually doing it with a remote, eh?
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by mikeydude » Thu 07.08.2008, 13:48
Yes that would be good....ooohhhh just like a proper convertable....I was looking at that ldea but did not want to mess about too much inside the doors, this way I just have to put a readily availalbe remote reciever under the centre console and attach it to the switches.
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by mikeydude » Thu 07.08.2008, 14:26
L.G. wrote:Mike Dude,
Do you get any problems opening the door with the window up?
L.G.
Not it just flips out of the seal...very nice....
Its more difficult to get it back in with the window up!!
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by mikeydude » Thu 07.08.2008, 14:27
Gee0 wrote:Is that what they call a MANBAG???????????????

Nope that's what's hanging on my stomach!
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by mikeydude » Thu 07.08.2008, 14:28
Doug wrote:Nice purse, Mikey

Yes, I am trying to get in touch with my feminine side!
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by GeoffSmith » Fri 08.08.2008, 14:39
tweetdriver63 wrote:I just recently read somebody's posts
Paul Watkins
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by Elanlover » Fri 08.08.2008, 20:23
Doug wrote:Nice purse, Mikey

Yea, nice bling on your hands too.
That was you in the driver's seat............right?

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by mikeydude » Thu 25.09.2008, 11:23
GeoffSmith wrote:tweetdriver63 wrote:I just recently read somebody's posts
Paul Watkins
Thanks Geoff, I will take a look
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