Originally Posted by rust bucket 53
The rear window was the toughest for me. It took a lot of duct tape (holding the rubber on the glass) and the help of my 2 kids to have enough hands to get it in the frame. It just seamed that the rubber was impossible to handle. Installing the key is also tough but I sealed this window with silicone sealer.

Good luck
Rich

Rich, your first mistake was to put the rubber on the glass, how then did you fit it,did you use the string method?
That's possibly why it was fighting you all the way.
The rear rubber is not designed for this type of installation.
Here's how the rears should be done.
I'm suprised your rubber didn't tear.

Rear window install.

It's good you got it done,but ran the risk of cracking your glass.

Last edited by jockbolter50; 04/23/2011 7:30 AM.
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