Hang on, there are two pieces of chrome involved. One is the piece Ron
is talking about, which snaps into the scraper (and other window
rubber) after it's installed. But there is chrome that shows under the
rubber if the rubber is worn away.

If you order it from Bus Depot, be advised that the catalog doesn't
show the right number. You should call them, they know what you need
and can get the right part.

If you need the thin chrome strip that goes around the window, order
it. If you are talking about the chrome under the rubber, it's part of
the part.

Jim

On Oct 2, 2004, at 6:49 PM, The Bus Depot wrote:

>> That pice is called the window scraper. It leeps some of the
>> water from going into the door and cleans the window, (rain,
>> fog, or lite frost) when the window is lowered and raised
>> again. It comes with the chrome attached except the later
>> ones which do not use the chrome. Inter changeable and
>> readily available.
>
>
> Actually the chrome trim is a separate part number from the scraper
> itself.
> So if you order the scraper that accepts the chrome trim, you must
> still
> order the chrome trim piece separately.
>
> - Ron Salmon
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