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#350790 12/20/2007 6:42 PM
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Hello.

I have a 65 c-10 and could use some pointers on how to remove the windshield.

Thanks Matt

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Matt, need more info, do you want to save the glass? Are you going to replace the glass & rubber? Check with you local glass shop, most advise is free.

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C4?????? grin


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Cut the gasket on the inside with a utility knife along the inside of the pinchweld. The gasket should be replaced regardless.
Then carefully and evenly push the glass out. Helps to have 2 people push.
When having it installed again, don't use a corperate glass shop, their hacks. Us a family owned independent shop.
I can't stress that enough.


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wilbur #350885 12/21/2007 12:16 AM
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Yes I do plan on keeping the glass. I want to remove all the rust that has built up behind the rubber.

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Make sure that you do not try to pry it out with anything, they chip really easy, even if you just have a little left in the corner to get out don't force it.. I did on the 64 that a guy wanted its now trash. good luck


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