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#166711 09/17/2007 7:55 PM
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Does anybody know a good way to remove old weatherstrip form the windshield and back glass. Both windows are still in the truck. I would like to do this without messing up the chrome window trim, but I know how I get sometime. Thanks Tony


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#166712 09/17/2007 8:29 PM
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A sharp utility knife,,run it between the rubber and glass,,cutting the outside lip away.
Then go inside and run the razor knife around the perimeter to loosen it,,,and with a flat hand,,gently "slap" it out into your helpers waiting hands. If its a 2 piece windshield,,make sure to unscrew the center division strip first.
Marty


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