New rubber fitted I got one at an auto jumble a few years ago.
Ive tried fitting it from both outside the car and the inside flipn big rubber lip doesnt help out much
window
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dunketh
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If its a rear window I pity you.
I did mine and I've vowed to never, ever do one again.
I'd rather replace a million front screens than one rear.
I had to be brutal with the glass. It HAS to be fitted from the inside out, the trouble is getting the glass anywhere near the hole.
I was on my back with my feet against it pushing as hard as I could.
With the help of my Dad we got the screen in eventually but the rubber on the inside of the car was terrible, all crinkled where such a large flat area of rubber couldnt handle the curve. The rubber on the outside was torn in places and missing large chunks where I had unavoidably shredded it.
I did mine and I've vowed to never, ever do one again.
I'd rather replace a million front screens than one rear.
I had to be brutal with the glass. It HAS to be fitted from the inside out, the trouble is getting the glass anywhere near the hole.
I was on my back with my feet against it pushing as hard as I could.
With the help of my Dad we got the screen in eventually but the rubber on the inside of the car was terrible, all crinkled where such a large flat area of rubber couldnt handle the curve. The rubber on the outside was torn in places and missing large chunks where I had unavoidably shredded it.
What would Macgyver do..?
