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Drubix · 09-15-2009, 06:57 PM

This write up works.
I have tried to repair our 96 ti three times, all with no long term cure.
The key points for me was the application of glue to the felt window tracks, both of them, then tweaking the front track as described. The repair withstood repeated slamming of the door with the window down, I mean really slammed, and no problem. Used the JB Weld as well, along with new door panel clips and the door is solid as a rock. Very satisfied with this DIY!

09-15-2009, 06:57 PM	#59
Drubix Junior Member Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: New England Posts: 10 '96 BMW 318ti Active iTrader: (0) Photo Gallery	Miracle Fix This write up works. I have tried to repair our 96 ti three times, all with no long term cure. The key points for me was the application of glue to the felt window tracks, both of them, then tweaking the front track as described. The repair withstood repeated slamming of the door with the window down, I mean really slammed, and no problem. Used the JB Weld as well, along with new door panel clips and the door is solid as a rock. Very satisfied with this DIY!