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Just replaced the front passenger window in my '94 vert and it doesn't come up as far as the old window. Problem is glass sits level with rear window and it should sit 1/4 inch above to make proper seal with roof. Does anyone know how to adjust the winder height if its at all possibl

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If the original mech hasn't been moved, then either the seal is dodgy or the glass is wrong...

Try a window "Reset" by holding "window-up" button on console and for ten secs after...

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