Well,
I have had these used genuine popouts for a couple of years..
I finally put new rubbers in them and
then got the new hinges, plates, covers and screws etc... still in their plastic bags..
and I have no idea how to fit them...
can anyone tell Me how they go in???
the other end is straight forward... 3 screws..
Lee
PS: looks like I need another 4 small countersunk screws...
vw54 ·
Lee
Ring the place you bought them off
68AutoBug ·
No Longer in Business...
You aren't very helpful Dave
LEE
vw54 ·
Well thats the best method i can advise
I think u will have to drill some holes
matberry ·
All the holes should be in the body. Installation is very easy, I don't understand your difficulty. 4 small c/s screws are required to hold the hinge to the fwd window flange, the screws go thru from the inside into the threaded plate that slips behind the hinge flap.
Joel ·
Pictures tell a 1000 words.
Sides ·
I like Joel's thousand words in pics.... it's just, words can't explain the levitating text books in the first pic !!!
😂
Craig Torrens ·
😂
Joel ·
Haven't you heard of inivisible tables?
do try to keep up 😉
68AutoBug ·
Sides wrote:I like Joel's thousand words in pics.... it's just, words can't explain the levitating text books in the first pic !!!
😂
THE electrical cord is holding them there....
Lee
68AutoBug ·
Many thanks for the pics Joel...
just what I needed
phone calls don't work Dave..
LEE
1303Steve ·
Hi
The hard part is finding the holes for the latches, I use a long pin with a T on the end, once you find one the others fall into place, once you have the window mounted on the hinge it sort shows you where the latch holes should be
The screws in the hinge can be hard to get started, I use the longer screws that hold the cover in place in the outer holes to get started.
Once you have them in you will be able to do exhaust gas analysing lol.