Besides LMC, is there any other website to order the triangle windows...as a complete assembly?
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I think they're about the only ones. If you have yours, you'd be better off sending them to be rebuilt
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I have a pair of the LMC ones installed in one of my trucks, my suggestion would be to get a rebuilt set. They look ok but after using them one it was difficult to get to seal properly. I literally had a 1/8" open air gap I could see outside and had to bend the hinge to get it close again right. Great for a truck that never will have them opened.
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I'd go ahead and just rebuild yours. Youtube has some good videos on how to do it. It's not difficult, nor is it difficult to get them out of there. And you'll save a good deal of money. You will of course be ordering some parts, but it will be a lot cheaper than ordering the whole assembly.
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I definitely recommend precision rubber products whether you do it yourself or not.
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Had rubber from LMC for my vent windows. Did not work. Ordered precision from Rock auto for half the price and they fit perfect and are soft and smooth.
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Should I order a vent rebuild kit as well? The window and frame are fine, the rubber is just toast.
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Save money and only buy exactly what you need. Sounds like all you needed was the rubber. Is any of the metal rusty? Get the rust off and hit it with some black spray paint. How is the piece that the glass sits in? I hear that piece is a common problem. Does the lever to open the window still work well? There's an inexpensive rebuild kit for that too.
But if everything is good I'd just tidy it all up and reinstall it.
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