Kirk
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What is the best/easiest way to remove the rear window on a 73?
The rubber still looks pretty good, not cracked or anything.
The rubber still looks pretty good, not cracked or anything.
Rear window removal
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GreaseDog
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flat chisel about 1" wide, and work the gasket through the opening in the cab out from the inside.
the rubber is H shaped, tucking the inner leg that the cab metal goes into back through the opening the window will fall right out.
get good at it, the R&I will only take about 7 minutes... don't ask how i know.
the rubber is H shaped, tucking the inner leg that the cab metal goes into back through the opening the window will fall right out.
get good at it, the R&I will only take about 7 minutes... don't ask how i know.
Hip 2 be square
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Depends on if it's a pick-up or a Blazer...
Takes a bit more than 7 minutes on a Blazer.
Rene
Takes a bit more than 7 minutes on a Blazer.
Rene
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I just took mine to the local glass place in town 
That was the easiest way for me to do it.
That was the easiest way for me to do it.
