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#365284 03/28/16 11:03 AM
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I would like to restore the rear window shade for the 33. One mounting end just slips off. The other does not. Does that end come off or will I destroy it by trying? Thank you, Joe


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If it is like a normal window shade roller, one end would be secured as it holds the spring.


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I've been working with Camaros for years & they didn't have this feature. I guess you're saying it don't come apart without breaking something? Thanks, Joe


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No what he ( antique mechanic ) is saying is that one end of the roller assembly is fixed into a slot and the other is free.

Mount it on a 2 x4 and see if the mechanism catches and then releases when pulled again , like its supposed to.

mike lynch Agrin


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