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PostPosted: Thu Nov 09, 2006 10:25 am 
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Hi guys i need to know if anyone has had any hany pointers on how to PROPERLY remove and insert a rear window

i HAVE

1 new rear window rubber
1 chrome strip
1 chrome strip inserting tool
1 black tinted window and
and NO IDEA,

any help would be great thanks guys!

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PostPosted: Thu Nov 09, 2006 10:41 am 
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alot of patience....

WD40 always helps......

i ended up putting in my rear window with screwdrivers ... and put the locking stip in with a small ring spanner....which made it quite hard.....

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i made the glass all soapy so it slipped in quite well - and instead of a screwdriver i used the corner of a plastic paint mixer thingy (which wasnt going to break the glass)

and as harvey said - patience :lol:


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Windscreens O'Brien.


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Leave the rubber sit out in the sun for half a day so it get's a little softer first , tried to do one in a Goulburn winter once and it wasn't fun .....

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To remove an old screen you can use a hammer or a stanley knife. It depends if you are keeping the rubber or the screen. :wink:


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to remove an old one pry out the locking strip, and then grab a stanley knife and cut along where the locking stip was, then the window pops out.
i havnt fitting one back to the car yet but make sure you put a bit of silastic to the inside groove where the windscreen goes in, to prevent any water issues later on in life

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PostPosted: Fri Nov 10, 2006 10:16 am 
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thanks heaps guys i will post pocs once she is in!

having so many troubles trying to get the bloody radiator back it,

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