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Don't predrill any holes in the bottom track. ~~After~~ removing the old panels, you want to run a heavy bead of caulk on the face of the old aluminum frame that you left in ~~spot~~. Then you and a helper set the bottom of the vinyl window onto the old aluminum bottom track and raise it into position. The flush fin or retrofit lip will act as a "cease" to hold the window in location. Have your helper hold the window even though you go inside.<br><br>~~The moment~~ inside, you want to center the window in the opening. Slide the vent panel open and closed to make sure the window is plumb and level. To adjust for out of square ~~conditions~~, shim the bottom ~~correct~~ or left corner by ~~placing~~ a shimming material in between the sill and bottom of the window frame. 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