'89 door vent window replacement help

[Infidel Edition]

Has anyone replaced the vent windows (movable type)?
... and how does the assembly come out?

I found a couple donor jeeps at the pick'n pull. And I figured out to remove the two screws from the inner/upper front of the door.
That freed up the majority of the window assembly ~ but it was still attached somewhere that I wasn't able to find.

Someone had broken into the jeep before I owned it by breaking the hing and then prying the bottom support bar.
I swapped out the hing piece with a donor off of a broken window +/- some drilling and such to make screws fit...
but that doesn't fix the lower piece. It's just sort of sitting on a bump to hold it in place.
And I'm not convinced that it's gonna hold.

Is there a 3rd or 4th screw/bolt spot?

[GrumpysMJ]

I'm not absolutely sure, but I believe there is a third screw in the window channel toward the bottom of the channel. Probably hidden by the rubber/felt window channel.
My Haynes shows three screws, two on the upper door frame and one down low in the channel. You will have to take the door panel off and remove the water guard to acccess it.

I just re-checked my Haynes, and it only shows two screws, both in the upper door frame. Manual says to remove the two screws and tilt the window back at an angle, and pull it out.
GrumpysMJ

[4.3LXJ]

There is one at the bottom of the window channel. You will have to pull the door panel to unscrew it

[Infidel Edition]

There is one at the bottom of the window channel. You will have to pull the door panel to unscrew it

I'll attack the 'other' door at the jy to make sure I don't break it...
And hunt down that 3rd screw.

Will be nice to have a functional vent window since my AC don't work

[Infidel Edition]

I'm not absolutely sure, but I believe there is a third screw in the window channel toward the bottom of the channel. Probably hidden by the rubber/felt window channel.
My Haynes shows three screws, two on the upper door frame and one down low in the channel. You will have to take the door panel off and remove the water guard to acccess it.

I just re-checked my Haynes, and it only shows two screws, both in the upper door frame. Manual says to remove the two screws and tilt the window back at an angle, and pull it out.
GrumpysMJ

I didn't see it in the Haynes... I gotta start digging deeper

[nickyg]

I belive it's a 10 mm hex. about 2/3 down the door.

[nickyg]

I found this, it kinda gives you an idea of how it goes in.

[4.3LXJ]

The screw I was talking about is in the flange on the bottom

[Infidel Edition]

I found this, it kinda gives you an idea of how it goes in.

Awesome pic
That's exactly what I was trying to figure out:beer:

[Infidel Edition]

Wing / frame assembly / rubber and everything
...hing is solid and the base pin is good as new.
$26 and 30 minutes at the pick'n pull.

Now if it just stops raining!
SUCKS NOT HAVING A GARAGE!

[4.3LXJ]

It never stops raining in the PNW. I predict three days of summer, not necessarily consecutive ...... :D

[Infidel Edition]

As soon as I pulled the window apart ~ and started to reassemble it dawned on me replacement felt would have been cool!

But the wing is good to go.
And I fixed the gap on the rear hatch
2294
Was almost 1/2" bigger on top before

... and cleaned the gutter out!
Not sure it's been cleaned in years!