broken glass everywhere...
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It's not a bad job at all. You remove the door panel, unbolt the window glass from the regulator, and then unbolt the black window frame from the door. You then lift it up and out. Depending on where you live you might find the frame a complete rusty mess. If so grab the entire window frame and the glass from the junk yard. Then you install the window glass into the door and bolt it back onto the regulator. Then carefully lower it (helps to have 2 people to make sure it doesn't bind up and catch on something). Then install the window frame assembly over the glass. The window will move a little to allow you to install it. Then bolt everything up, and adjust the window frame in slightly so it doesn't leak air/water.
I've done it many many times and it's not a bad job at all. With the glass and frame from a pick n pull type yard I'd expect you to walk out for 50-65.00 for everthing. Heck some places only charge 65.00 for the entire door!!! Which is a steal because you get everything!!!
I've done it many many times and it's not a bad job at all. With the glass and frame from a pick n pull type yard I'd expect you to walk out for 50-65.00 for everthing. Heck some places only charge 65.00 for the entire door!!! Which is a steal because you get everything!!!
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This window security film installs easily just like window tint, but it prevents bricks from easily breaking your new glass:
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https://www.ebay.com/itm/WIDE-30-76C...GME2riP9v-6pag
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