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Old 14-12-2013, 02:40 PM
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Default Window Alignment Problem

Ok..

98 Impreza RS.

After 3 attempts at this I'm officially calling on the more experienced guys here.

My passenger window is COMPLETELY out of whack. Nothing I have tried has had even the slightest effect.

What am I missing???

My mission so far...

This is the gap on the mirror/corner.. (about 1cm out)


This is the view from the outside.... (look down the sill)


And this is all the adjustment points I could find (according to the manuals)


Any clues are welcome..The only suspicion I have is that the window motor is not sitting how it should, but its all flush (yes theres a missing bolt in the pic, I have it.. it just wasnt in) :P

Thanks guys.

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