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I've found a replacement glass run for the factory slider window…

I've found a replacement glass run for the factory slider windows, and it's a Ford part! :D  It comes from the sliding side windows of an Aerostar.  After cutting the one outer lip off, it's 3/8"W x 5/8"H, so it's recessed in the channel ~1/8".

The top L pic is the unmodified run in the channel, but it doesn't touch the bottom because of the extra lip.  Top R is after cutting the lip off & pushing the run all the way down.  Lower L is with the glass in place.  Lower R is the uncut section compared to the cut section.
I've found a replacement glass run for the factory slider windows, and it's a Ford part! :D It comes from the sliding side windows of an Aerostar. After cutting the one outer lip off, it's 3/8"W x 5/8"H, so it's recessed in the channel ~1/8". The top L pic is the unmodified run in the channel, but it doesn't touch the bottom because of the extra lip. Top R is after cutting the lip off & pushing the run all the way down. Lower L is with the glass in place. Lower R is the uncut section compared to the cut section.Original file
I've found a replacement glass run for the factory slider windows, and it's a Ford part! :D  It comes from the sliding side windows of an Aerostar.  After cutting the one outer lip off, it's 3/8"W x 5/8"H, so it's recessed in the channel ~1/8".

The top L pic is the unmodified run in the channel, but it doesn't touch the bottom because of the extra lip.  Top R is after cutting the lip off & pushing the run all the way down.  Lower L is with the glass in place.  Lower R is the uncut section compared to the cut section.

I've found a replacement glass run for the factory slider windows, and it's a Ford part! It comes from the sliding side windows of an Aerostar. After cutting the one outer lip off, it's 3/8"W x 5/8"H, so it's recessed in the channel ~1/8".

The top L pic is the unmodified run in the channel, but it doesn't touch the bottom because of the extra lip. Top R is after cutting the lip off & pushing the run all the way down. Lower L is with the glass in place. Lower R is the uncut section compared to the cut section.

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