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Re: Removal of rear glass on 68 Charger
[Re: maximus]
#60763
05/21/08 10:23 AM
05/21/08 10:23 AM
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Joined: Jan 2003
Posts: 24,562 Brookeville, Md
Mr.Yuck
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Brookeville, Md
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An old trick was to take a piece of stainless or piano wire and work it through the sealer. Then with 2 people one on the outside of the car and the other on the inside pull the wire around the glass to cut the sealer. I still use this method and have never broken a glass. Use a piece of wire long enough to get a good grip because it will be hard to pull, sometimes you have to work it a little. Good Luck
That's the only way I know to do it. If you have a long enough wire you can do it by yourself.
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Re: Removal of rear glass on 68 Charger
[Re: Mr.Yuck]
#60764
05/21/08 11:06 AM
05/21/08 11:06 AM
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That is how I always have done it too (snare wire actually). My dad bought me a glass removal tool from Princess Auto that is exactly that, but the wire is serrated (looks like a "G" string from a bass guitar) and it has handles which are nice.
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Re: Removal of rear glass on 68 Charger
[Re: VITC_GTX]
#60766
05/21/08 01:44 PM
05/21/08 01:44 PM
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Joined: Jan 2003
Posts: 5,138 East Aurora (Buffalo) NY
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I use a utility knife to cut all the sealer out of the windo channel on the outside until th eonly sealer is under the glass. Then, I use a modified 1" putty knife (I make a little hook) to work the sealer ont from between the glass and the pinch weld. I just removed a Challenger rear window and I am currently working on removing a Road Runner rear window. I just take my time an not put pressure on the glass while working.
68 Road Runner (383/4speed, post car w/decor pkg) - Major Project 69 Road Runner w/472 Hemi & 4 speed. 70 Challenger R/T SE EF8 w/ V9J, U - A32 - Major Project 2023 Ford Mach 1
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