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   replying to robb, Pat Litke wrote:   
   Same thing happened to me several times now.  I saw some smears on the glass   
   at end of the track that is attached to the glass.  Here is what I believe is   
   happening.  The track is installed over a rubber gasket that is wrapped around   
   the bottom edge of the glass.  The rubber gasket (along with the steel track)   
   is sliding towards the rear thus the lift arm has less track to follow forward   
   and slips out.  This sliding back was evidenced by the scuff marks on the   
   glass directly forward of the rubber gasket and steel track.  This last time I   
   attempoted to prevent if from ever moving again by marking where the track   
   should go, pulled of the steel track and rubber gasket then put glue inside   
   the gasket on both sides, reinstalled the gasket, put glue on both sides of   
   the steel track and reinstalled the track.  Be aware of how fast the glue sets   
   and get the gasket and track back on before it sets.  I had very tough time   
   getting the track back on over the gasket.  I had to use bar clamps and   
   slowly, incrementally tightening them - all the time I was afraid I would   
   shatter the glass.  Let me know if you need to know how to get the window out   
   of the door.   
      
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