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tb10 wrote:Check in the bottom of the door as they do fall off and roll to one end or the other but which end of the door depends on how fast you accelerate or if you have Hi-spec or AP brakes I suppose!
tb10 wrote:You've got superb brakes then!![]()
Seriously, they may have been left out if the weather seals have been replaced as the glass is a bugger to get back in. Not sure if you can buy them anymore? I have one that needs to go back in so if someone can 3d print them I'll loan one for a batch to be printed.
CallMeLegend wrote:All I'll need to do then is sort the the threaded part that's bonded to the glass.
Fredjohn wrote:Given tb10's comment re lack of space, it may not be possible to use a nut bonded on.
Could you not use an alloy riv nut of appropriate size? eg M6 or M8?
tb10 wrote:CallMeLegend wrote:All I'll need to do then is sort the the threaded part that's bonded to the glass.
If you have the metal backplate then all you are missing is the bobbin and the screw? The bobbin has a small dowel to locate it in the window?
CallMeLegend wrote:All I'll need to do then is sort the the threaded part that's bonded to the glass.
CallMeLegend wrote:That's the problem, I don't appear to have any of it!! There's just holes in the glass
tb10 wrote:CallMeLegend wrote:All I'll need to do then is sort the the threaded part that's bonded to the glass.CallMeLegend wrote:That's the problem, I don't appear to have any of it!! There's just holes in the glass
Ahhh, I thought you 'had' the threaded part. Good old English eh: "All I'll need to do then is source the the threaded part that should be bonded to the glass."![]()
Look on the bright side - at least you haven't also lost the two holes in the window
tb10 wrote:Ahhh, I thought you 'had' the threaded part. Good old English eh: "All I'll need to do then is source the the threaded part that should be bonded to the glass."![]()
Look on the bright side - at least you haven't also lost the two holes in the window

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