Quarter Window Lifter Rod Rebuild Kit

Ford implemented a new method for raising and lowering the door windows on the 1922 Centerdoor Sedan and Coupe. Prior to this the windows were raised and lowered with a strap. The new method used a rod running vertically along the glass. A handle at the top of the rod was inserted into one of a number of slots in the trim molding. To raise and lower the window, the handle would be turned out of the notch, the window raised or lowered to it's desired position, then the handle turned into the corresponding notch. A spring at the bottom of the lifter rod helped spring the handle back into the notch and held it there so it wouldn't pop out.The initial design used a 1/4" diameter rod. This was changed to a 5/16" diameter rod for the 1923 model year.
Over time, water running down the window corrodes the spring making it useless. This kit contains the parts neccessary to restore these windows to their proper operation. It provides the spring (made from the original Ford drawings), two of the special size nuts, and two of the special lock washers. This kit is for the 5/16" diameter rod, however the spring will possibly work on the 1/4" diameter rods as well. Unfortunatly due to the high tooling costs we are not able to provide the rubber anti-rattler piece that goes on the rod.
This kit works on the following cars:

• 1923 Centerdoor Sedan Door Windows
• 1923 Coupe Door Windows
• 1923 - 1925 Fordor Sedan Quarter Windows
• 1924 - 1925 Coupe Quarter Windows