rear window rail?

[chris smith]

Does anybody have a rear window rail for a power window. This is the part that holds the glass and then attaches to the motor arms.

Chris

[joe]

If you mean the tailgate window...
BJ's Offroad (http://www.bjsoffroad.com/bj2.html)

[Matthew W. Woodruff]

I have a good used one with a brand new outside weaherstrip. email me for details

[TroyJennHorse]

Don't skimp.
You can thank me later.
Take that window channel and glass to the glass shop and have the glass glued in place.
I didn't and the installer gurenteed his install would not come apart.
He is out of buisness and it cost me about $200 to get it fixed again.

[Cary]

Will BJ's track fit an old (650 manual window?

[BK]

Check with BJ's and see if they have one for your rig. I got one from them with the rubber strip to hold it in, glued it all in and put it all back together, works like new now. Not hard to do.

[chris smith]

Who or where is BJ's. I am from Oregon, so if there is somebody closer to here that would be great!! Mathew, how much do you want for yours?

[joe]

Click on the "BJ Offroad" words in my above post. It's a link to their site.

Also mention you're a ifsja.org forum member here and Brent knocks off 15%.

[ August 07, 2003, 08:37 AM: Message edited by: -joe ]

[billyrb]

We are based in both Washington and Georgia, but we ship world-wide. Our website is www.bjsoffroad.com (http://www.bjsoffroad.com)

[Matthew W. Woodruff]

FWIW, I used an OEM rubber gasket/cushion, 3M "Super" weatherstrip adhesive and a rubber mallet to put mine together without any problems.

Take your time with the adhesive and put the gasket out in the sun to make it more pliable before gluing it to the glass. Use the mallet to pound the rail onto the glass and life will be good.