Reply to "front quarter glass - how is it fixed in?"

nateMember

Hi Chris, on my car there was no rubber in that thin lipped channel you mention.... just some putty to seal between the glass and the (slighly oversize) channel.

IIRC it was the same hard type of putty as found on the bottom edge of the main side glass, where the window mechanism connects. I don't THINK it was RTV of any kind but I didn't take any photos (!).

That said, the bottom edge of my small fixed windows were DEFINITELY bedded in RTV, which sealed between the glass and the short bottom section of rubber channel located there. Curious if you find RTV in that channel also? Regard, Nate

8/10/216:54 PM

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