So may be a daft question but do the side windows (on sliding door and opposite) supposed to open a bit via the black latch? I can see a couple of metal pins in the plastic cover that look to be stopping it from opening. Just wondered if this is standard not to open and if not what’s the best way of removing the pins?
Thanks
Side windows
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Re: Side windows
The door window, it's friend opposite, and o/s/r window should open an inch or so.
The n/s/r, rearwards of the sliding door is fixed as it would foul the door when opened.
Hope that helps.
The n/s/r, rearwards of the sliding door is fixed as it would foul the door when opened.
Hope that helps.

Re: Side windows
I think the 'pins' to which you refer are part of the hinge. Don't remove them or you'll knacker the catch. The catches are intentionally quite stiff to open, and they clip into a positive open position so they are held open when you're driving along. It's the same system as proper Mini's, E-Types etc.Aitken1 wrote: Sat Jan 06, 2018 11:39 am So may be a daft question but do the side windows (on sliding door and opposite) supposed to open a bit via the black latch? I can see a couple of metal pins in the plastic cover that look to be stopping it from opening. Just wondered if this is standard not to open and if not what’s the best way of removing the pins?
Thanks
Mark
1999 Bongo 2.0L, Northstar Outback rear conversion
1999 Bongo 2.0L, Northstar Outback rear conversion