SDJunkMan
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Blazer window woonky
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SDJunkMan
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The window jumped off the track the other day, so I took it apart. Not seeing any way to align the arms, I just put it back together so I could use the truck. It seems to work fine now, are the arms supposed to be that far off? Maybe I am worried about nothing?
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Yep, the arms don't have an evenly split tooth mesh on each side. I'm not sure why GM did that, but they did.
SDJunkMan
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Thats good to know, it seems to be working ok now, just had me worried that it was out of alignment.
