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Old 08-06-2005, 10:43 AM
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Window cranks for a 72' Chevelle?

I'm changing out the door panels on my 72' Chevelle and cant get the door cranks off, are they just pressure fitted on there?... Can anyone help me?
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Did you remove the clips? they should come off easily with just a little prying.
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no, i havnt removed the clips, are they directly behind the round part of the crank?
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yes, you will need a window crank removal tool from any autozone or like auto store. The clip is a horseshoe shape in between the plastic protector(if there is one)and the round part of the window crank. I have used a small flat screw driver to remove the clip, just orient the crank so that the clip pushes off and you you will be golden.
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thanks for the help!
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You can make your own with an old choke or throttle cable, the stiff wire type, bend a small hook on the end, hook the loop on the clip and pull straight up. Dan
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old hacksaw blade

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You can make your own with an old choke or throttle cable, the stiff wire type, bend a small hook on the end, hook the loop on the clip and pull straight up. Dan
I made one out of an old hacksaw blade.
Grind all the teeth off, so you don't damage the trim panel.
Grind one end of the blade, making a fairly large notch until you reach the outer edge of the hole.
Bend the remaining material slightly, so that it will sprung out just a little.

Insert the blade between the washer and the handle, and "hook" the closed end of the clip. Pull on the blade, and voila!
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Here is a SNAP ON tool......#A159.....but most of the parts stores sell a cheaper model ......for a few bucks....

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