has any one fitted one of those zipped in rear plastic windows for the e30 convertible i brought one and it took ages to fit it in after trying so many times again and again its on the car but got a few wavles in it like looseness when it should be tight like the old one
if any one fitted one of these and can give some help on fitting this
Converttible Rear Plastic window fitting
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Ant
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On a day like today all the cab windows will have gone soft and be "drooping" slightly M8
post up a pic if you're concerned, sound fine to me TBH though.
post up a pic if you're concerned, sound fine to me TBH though.
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I tried when mine unzipped itself and gave up, it's very difficult and you did well to get it in at all.
Assuming its a BMW part and a BMW hood it should fit reasonablybut the guy who did mine for me did say that the hood hole does shrink whereas the window doesn't and the older the hood the flappier the window. Obviously more flappy on a day like today, but then you'll have the hood down. Not much help other than to confirm its a known problem.
Assuming its a BMW part and a BMW hood it should fit reasonablybut the guy who did mine for me did say that the hood hole does shrink whereas the window doesn't and the older the hood the flappier the window. Obviously more flappy on a day like today, but then you'll have the hood down. Not much help other than to confirm its a known problem.