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03-02-2003, 12:53 AM
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Take it to a glass shop and have them remove the glass,clean out the old sealant,then add new sealant & reinstall glass.
Problem is there is a chance the glass may break when trying to remove it,especially if its the original 30+ year old glass.Most shops wont guarantee against breakage so if it breaks you gotta get a new one. Sometimes they can remove the trim and add a bead of sealant over the old and it will work,you may want to try that first. I have the same problem on my Firebird,going to get it fixed before I install my new interior pieces.Good luck!! Colin
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