2003 mach 1.
The passenger door seems to require a little more effort to close than the drivers side. I tried adjusting it but, the window goes in quite snug against the weatherstripping. I am not the first owner and I don't know if it has ever been replaced although I do know it was in an accident and the door appears to have been repainted so there maybe some fitment issues there. Regardless, the main part the is hitting and causing this isn't really the window, but the piece where the tweeter and mirror sit. The very top of this 'triangular' piece gets pushed down by the weatherstripping. The weather stripping as a little bulge in this area which is the same on the drivers side. I assume to take up any slack between the trim piece and window. But, the passenger side seems to be a little thicker here and is what I believe to cause the problem. Can I shave this area down somehow to gain a little clearance? maybe a set of vise grips to help mash it down a little so it is more forgivable?
Any help is appreciated
-B
The passenger door seems to require a little more effort to close than the drivers side. I tried adjusting it but, the window goes in quite snug against the weatherstripping. I am not the first owner and I don't know if it has ever been replaced although I do know it was in an accident and the door appears to have been repainted so there maybe some fitment issues there. Regardless, the main part the is hitting and causing this isn't really the window, but the piece where the tweeter and mirror sit. The very top of this 'triangular' piece gets pushed down by the weatherstripping. The weather stripping as a little bulge in this area which is the same on the drivers side. I assume to take up any slack between the trim piece and window. But, the passenger side seems to be a little thicker here and is what I believe to cause the problem. Can I shave this area down somehow to gain a little clearance? maybe a set of vise grips to help mash it down a little so it is more forgivable?
Any help is appreciated
-B