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| Anybody knows the part number of the window plastic strip front passenger side of a Fiat Uno 1.0 Fire 1994? Please see attached photo. Thanks.
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| Re: Window Moulding Could anyone tell me how to get this out without ripping the rubber? Cheers.
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| Stripped | Re: Window Moulding it should just pull off, might have to wind the window down. forgot how i got it out
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| Re: Window Moulding hi mate it unclips from inside of the door. make sure the glass is right up
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| Back once again w'the... | Re: Window Moulding
However, another way is to wind the window down and then use a slot-head screwdriver (flat blade) inserted against the glass to engage in the plastic strip rolled-over edge, which can then be pried towards the glass and thus un-hooked from the metalwork. I've tried to show what I mean in the attached picture It's easiest to start this at the front end with the window wound down, because the glass is completely out of the way (front door). Once you get it started, the rest of the strip pulls off easily - with no need to remove the door trim.Good idea to replace, by the way, because the rubber part usually shrinks and leaves a big gap at the ends - and I reckon this is a main contributing factor to rust in the bottom of Uno doors. I recall that you have a 5-dr Uno, so a 3-dr provides a good source of replacement rubber strips - just trim to length. Or, take the inside rubber strips off yours and exchange - a good old trick - after all you don't need a proper seal on the inside! The inside plastic strip has cut-outs to clear various parts of the door metalwork. You may want to swap the plastic over too as the inside plastic is less faded - but you will have to make the cutouts carefully and it's a horrible material to cut... -Alex
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