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How do I remove the front windshild assimbly from a 74 bronco.
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Posted 05 February 2010 - 08:32 PM
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If it's crudded up., you might want to put some lube on the piano-hinge at the bottom of frame.
Then., with the hardtop detached fr. the top of w/s frame.,(may have to remove bed-rail bolts to allow clearance) tilt the windshield down onto a thick blanket,etc.
This gives you access to the rubber seal & the bolts that hold it on. May need some lube juice there as well.
There should also be a rubber seal on top of the w/s frame.
If it's crudded up., you might want to put some lube on the piano-hinge at the bottom of frame.
Then., with the hardtop detached fr. the top of w/s frame.,(may have to remove bed-rail bolts to allow clearance) tilt the windshield down onto a thick blanket,etc.
This gives you access to the rubber seal & the bolts that hold it on. May need some lube juice there as well.
There should also be a rubber seal on top of the w/s frame.
1966 "U-13" Roadster...topless, doorless.
200 cu.in. I-6 with 250 head.
Pwr. steering, Hurst 3-speed floor shifter.
Split headers, dual exhaust, Holley 1 brl.
Stock axles...456's...32's ...Posi rear. 2.5 in. lift.
Full roll-cage, front.
65 gallons of fuel on board..!
70+ MPH cruise---15 MPG
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6 EB's (& 11 early Land Cruisers) restored & sold..
200 cu.in. I-6 with 250 head.
Pwr. steering, Hurst 3-speed floor shifter.
Split headers, dual exhaust, Holley 1 brl.
Stock axles...456's...32's ...Posi rear. 2.5 in. lift.
Full roll-cage, front.
65 gallons of fuel on board..!
70+ MPH cruise---15 MPG
---Jeep recovery unit---
6 EB's (& 11 early Land Cruisers) restored & sold..
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Posted 06 February 2010 - 11:08 PM
My windshield frame was held on with spot welds ... at least thirty of them. If that is the case with yours you will want to really clean it out under the hinge with a wire brush or wheel, then get a good spot weld cutter, shine some light on it, and get to work.
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