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Tailgate Window Installing a new one

#1 User is offline   WileE7 

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Posted 12 September 2006 - 07:17 AM

my rear window broke and it was easy to remove because i just vauumed up the million pieces it shattered into. I am buying a new window this week how do i install it and how easy is it. the shop thats selling it wants to charge $100 for them to install it does anyone have a picture or a good site for me to go to so i don't screw this new one up on the install?
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Posted 12 September 2006 - 09:51 AM

The window bolts into the frame at the base.
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Posted 12 September 2006 - 03:20 PM

If the $100 includes the price of the glass, it's a deal. Have them do it. Otherwise, depending on if the guides are already bolted on the bottom of the new glass, it can go one of a few ways. The easiest is to remove the guides that are pop-riveted into the glass at bottom. I have found it is easier to drill the rivets out...some people use a cut-off wheel. I went through a few cut-off disks on just a couple of the rivets. The rivet size is 3/16" I think. So, drill straight and carefully with a smaller bit. Then, CAREFULLY slide glass into tailgate (make sure you have the regulator arms all the way down first). Once in, and you may need a friend to help secure the glass while working, either bolt or pop rivet the guides back on the bottom. Then hook your arms up. Good to go.

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Posted 13 September 2006 - 02:08 AM

Glass Replacement, Tailgate by RFR (Mark B at rfr.htmlplanet.com) - web site is gone, but this is a Cached version until Mark can est. a new site via web.archive.org
http://web.archive.o...nal_page07.html pics are gone tho;
Replacement (many photos) by Dustin S http://ylobronc.user...g/tailgate.html

and Replacement, Glass w/rivet removal pics in an 86 by Ryan M (Fireguy50) at SuperMotors.net
http://www.supermoto...stry/1501/14806
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