Installing front and rear windshield glass
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Not to difficult with two people. Just have your seals ready and I like some extra tube sealant to really seal it. They can be installed with the rope method, which is someone inside the car and someone one the outside, then run a rope along the glass to get the seal lip seated. Hope this helps.
Ryan426_
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my dad n i did the rear no problem the front let the pros do.. paid $150 for new glass n install not bad worth it
Guitar string cuts good to :-D Glad to here I was not the only one to do windows :toothy10:
homecloned
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Yes, I do windows.:toothy10: LOL
No prob MoparGirl. Are you going to tackle it? Keep us posted.
Put your window seals out in the sun for a while before you start ... the heat will soften them up and make them easier to work with.
Good luck Mopargirl!
Good luck Mopargirl!
fstfish66
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if the seals arent new,,,call your local windshield place and ask what you can work in to the old seal to make it plyable again,,,,if i remember correctly some one said formula 409,, but its been a while ,, i may be wrong,, good luck take your time
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Here's the link to my installation post from last year:
http://www.forabodiesonly.com/mopar/showthread.php?t=43712&highlight=Windshield
Take your time and have some competent help. In about 2 hours we had it done. Saved myself $200... 8)
i put ad in craiglist...had mobile service respond to do it at my house for 60 dollars for rear window in dart...
i broke the old one getting it out.....was not going 2 for 2
i broke the old one getting it out.....was not going 2 for 2
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