Toll Booth Window- Fixed!

[John Yeoman <theshovel1224@xxxx>]

Dear DML,

Thank you for your kind suggestions on how to solve my
toll booth window woes. What I ended up doing though,
was calling Steven Wynne at DMC Houston. He said that
the problem was that the window was too far to one
direction or the other, and that was causing the
carrier to pop off the guide. Even Gus' suggestion of
leaving the interior trim off helped a bit. After
receiving help from DMC Houston, I went out to the car
and ran the window up and down, with interior trim
off, while watching what happened to the carrier and
guides. While running the window up, I noticed that
the window was too far forward in the carrier, causing
the carrier to be pushed backward, pulling the front
end off the guide. Went to an auto glass place and
had them take the window out of the carrier and got
some auto glass urethane adhesive. Back at home, put
the glue on the carrier, and put the carrier back in
the door. Slid the window back into the carrier, ran
the carrier up to the top, and used a screwdriver to
push the carrier up as far as it would go. Waited for
glue to dry, ran window up and down, and success! The
carrier was no longer pulled off the front guide. 
Hope this might be of help to someone who has the same
problem I did.

John Yeoman

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