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aprescott
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Removing windows

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Hi, i am looking for some advice on removing windows from a 2 dr 1000 prior to respray, and then putting them back. Is it easy or should i grt a auto glass tyoe person?

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Easy enough - although rear window can be tricky to refit. Best to use new rubbers when you refit - old hard rubbers make the job much more difficult - and they can leak!
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Yes, I agree, fairly easy job IF you refit with new rubbers and use plenty of lube when refitting. I like to use grease in the rubbers but others have different ideas.....
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KY Jelly! Certainly DO NOT use washing up liquid!!
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If you go for new rubbers it makes the removal of the glass much easier as you can just cut the old rubber with a stanley knife
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If you go for new rubbers it makes the removal of the glass much easier as you can just cut the old rubber with a stanley knife
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Cheers people! will go for new rubbers.
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Mind the fingers when doing the 'cutting out'! Thick work gloves highly recommended.
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