Reply to "Windshield and Rear Glass Removal"

fordgtMember

My suggestion is to take it to a professional glass installer and let them remove it, But I watched them do my car, and it didn't look to difficult. They cut the old gaskets since I was planning on using new anyway and gently pushed it out from the inside. My drivetrain was out so one guy stood in the engine bay and caught the back glass as it was pushed out. DON'T cut or let someone cut the 1/4 glass (by the "gills") They just push out and there are no repros available that I could find and it is a pain to try and find decent used ones

good luck
Gary

[This message has been edited by fordgt (edited 10-23-2001).]

10/23/013:47 PM

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