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<font face="Comic Sans MS"></font id="Comic Sans MS"><font size="3"></font id="size3"><font color="blue"></font id="blue"><b></b><font size="4"></font id="size4">Hi guys. I'm hoping to get my rear window back into the car this weekend - do any of you have any tips to make the job easier? I haven't rebuilt the interior, so do you think it's best to wait until I've done that or does it not really matter?

Thanks,

Mac.

no but if you break it i think i have a spare on knocking aroud somewhere

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Rear window should be left till the headliner is back in place.
Also don't forget the small strip of trim running allongthe underside of the window.
Use a thin but strong piece of cord in the outside channel of the seal to pull the lip over the rim. You'll need an assistant.

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Give the Rubber seal a good clean and apply some vasoline to help the rubber seal/ window back into position.

Makes a big difference and also helps towards the water sealing on the window.

Jim

Vaseline....back window.....steady tiger!

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