[DeTomaso] Rear Window Cracked.....again

Larry - Ohio Time Larry at ohiotimecorp.com
Sat Jul 30 14:31:55 EDT 2016


<< There are some terrible after market rubbers floating around.>>


I could be in trouble...


Larry (no rhythm) - Cleveland

-----Original Message-----
From: DeTomaso [mailto:detomaso-bounces at server.detomasolist.com] On Behalf
Of Roland
Sent: Saturday, July 30, 2016 11:57 AM
To: Don Thomas
Cc: Pantera Mail List; Ken Green
Subject: Re: [DeTomaso] Rear Window Cracked.....again

Did you check your rubber? There are some terrible after market rubbers
floating around.

Gesendet vom Irgendwo im Nirgendwo. 

> Am 30.07.2016 um 17:26 schrieb Don Thomas <don.thomas.ieee at gmail.com>:
> 
>   Trim the glass (Pattern) an addition 1/16th of an inch all
>   around.A That is what an old time Pantera guy told me what to do when I
>   had to replace the glass...A That worked perfect.A
>   If you are cracking the glass ... it's obviously stressed... and it's
>   pushing to hard on the rubber.A A  Like mentioned before, float the
>   glass.
>   Enjoy,
>   -dt
>   On Fri, Jul 29, 2016 at 9:56 PM, Ken Green via DeTomaso
>   <[1]detomaso at server.detomasolist.com> wrote:
> 
>     A  A Seems like you should inspect the edge of the glass if the
>     window is
>     A  A out, and smooth out any nicks.A  I think that is where cracks
>     start.
>     A  A Ken
>     A  A
>     A __________________________________________________________________
>     A  A From: Will Kooiman <[2]will.kooiman at gmail.com>
>     A  A To: michael frazier <[3]red3644 at hotmail.com>; Rob Dumoulin
>     A  A <[4]rob at dumoulins.net>; Matt Wells <[5]nwpantera at gmail.com>
>     A  A Cc: Pantera Mail List <[6]detomaso at server.detomasolist.com>
>     A  A Sent: Friday, July 29, 2016 8:38 PM
>     A  A Subject: Re: [DeTomaso] Rear Window Cracked.....again
>     A  A I hit my window a few times with a ratchet over the years, and
>     never
>     A  A cracked it.
>     A  A I removed it when I had the car painted, and I polished the
>     roughness
>     A  A out
>     A  A before reinstalling it.A  As I pushed the final time to get it
>     in it
>     A  A popped.A  I was pushing with the palm of my hand, and I
>     wasnA^1t pushing
>     A  A that
>     A  A hard.
>     A  A So, I had a new one made with safety glass, and this one went
>     in with
>     A  A no
>     A  A drama.
>     A  A ThatA^1s my story anyway.
>     A  A On 7/25/16, 10:33 PM, "DeTomaso on behalf of michael frazier"
>     A  A <[1][7]detomaso-bounces at server.detomasolist.com on behalf of
> 
>   A  A [2][8]red3644 at hotmail.com> wrote:
>   A  A >A  I've replaced a couple of rear windows over the years with
>   glass and
>   A  A >A  plastic units.
>   A  A >
>   A  A >A  None were badly cracked but just had stars, probably from a
>   A  A misguided
>   A  A >A  ratchet or
>   A  A >
>   A  A >A  some other tool.A  I'm looking at the pinch weld area of 6643
>   right
>   A  A >A  now.A  It's double
>   A  A >
>   A  A >A  walled and a little wavy but it's hard to imagine it being so
>   out of
>   A  A >A  shape that it would
>   A  A >
>   A  A >A  cause a hot spot / pressure point severe enough to break the
>   glass
>   A  A >A  through the gasket.
>   A  A >
>   A  A >A  I'd still put a straight edge on it and flatten it out as well
>   as I
>   A  A >A  could.A  I doubt body flex
>   A  A >
>   A  A >A  caused it since the glass and gasket actually float a bit in
>   the
>   A  A >A  opening...unless you're
>   A  A >
>   A  A >A  using some kind of rigid adhesives...then all bets are off.A
>   They
>   A  A >A  should go in quite easily
>   A  A >
>   A  A >A  if sized correctly.A  I gave Mike Drew a tracing of a late
>   model
>   A  A window
>   A  A >A  some time ago FWIW.
>   A  A >
>   A  A >
>   A  A >A  Michael Frazier
>   A  A >
>   A  A >
>   A  A >A  From: [1]Rob Dumoulin
>   A  A >A  Sent: Monday, July 25, 2016 8:08 PM
>   A  A >A  To: [2]Matt Wells
>   A  A >A  Cc: [3]Pantera Mail List
>   A  A >A  Subject: Re: [DeTomaso] Rear Window Cracked.....again
>   A  A >
>   A  A >
>   A  A >A  I did not think that the glass was adding structural
>   integrity, but
>   A  A >A  instead
>   A  A >A  thought somehow that the car being on stands two weeks, which
>   may
>   A  A have
>   A  A >A  been
>   A  A >A  closer to three weeks, tweaked the opening just enough that it
>   the
>   A  A >A  glass
>   A  A >A  were a little off it might have been snug on install then
>   cracked
>   A  A >A  during
>   A  A >A  driving.
>   A  A >A  I did not inspect the glass prior to install and was not able
>   to be
>   A  A >A  there
>   A  A >A  when it was done, but my glass guy is a stand up talented guy
>   and
>   A  A will
>   A  A >A  redo
>   A  A >A  it for free. I plan to pass any advice from you guys to him.
>   A  A >A  You are correct that the 5 point harness bar is installed, and
>   it
>   A  A was
>   A  A >A  not
>   A  A >A  installed when the first glass was put in. However, the bar is
>   a
>   A  A >A  perfect
>   A  A >A  fit and has no extra pressure added to make the bolts thread.
>   If
>   A  A >A  anything,
>   A  A >A  I would think it would add support.
> 
>   A  A >A  On Jul 25, 2016 5:40 PM, "Matt" <[3][9]nwpantera at gmail.com>
>   wrote:
>   A  A >A  > "Is it possible that the car being on jack stands could have
>   A  A tweaked
>   A  A >A  the
>   A  A >A  > car enough to cause
>   A  A >A  >A  A  the glass to bind as it re-tweaked to its natural
>   state?"
>   A  A >A  > "Does anybody think it has anything to do with it being on
>   jack
>   A  A >A  stands
>   A  A >A  >A  A  prior to glass entry"
>   A  A >A  >
>   A  A >A  > Rob what is probably nagging your subconsciousness is the
>   idea
>   A  A that
>   A  A >A  the
>   A  A >A  > rear glass is a part vital to the structural integrity of
>   the car,
>   A  A >A  and
>   A  A >A  > without it being in place the shape will change during
>   jacking.
>   A  A >A  > I'm no engineer but that idea sounds absurd and you should
>   A  A eliminate
>   A  A >A  it
>   A  A >A  > from your trouble shooting thought process.
>   A  A >A  > Sure they flex some, but rather the idea of an imperfection
>   in the
>   A  A >A  seating
>   A  A >A  > like Mike D. said sounds more plausible.
>   A  A >A  > Is the opening entirely straight sitting on the ground? Is
>   there
>   A  A >A  extreme
>   A  A >A  > heat near the suspect cracked areas? Was the glass properly
>   A  A de-burred
>   A  A >A  of
>   A  A >A  > all sharp edges? Do you have a seat belt bar mounted to the
>   A  A firewall
>   A  A >A  that
>   A  A >A  > might be preloading it?
>   A  A >A  > Just shots in the dark.
>   A  A >A  > Best of luck,
>   A  A >A  > Matt
>   A  A >A  > 3584
>   A  A >A  >
>   A  A >A  >
>   A  A >
>   A  A >References
>   A  A >
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