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I'm having a beast of a time installing my new driver side glass. I know that you have to get everything working together between the glass, the vent window (which I have taken completely loose), and the channels for the glass, but I just can't seem to figure it out. Part of the problem seems to be that I've also installed the new rubber channel inserts, and it's seems nearly impossible to get the glass/assembly to fit in there with the channels in place. I busted my first replacement, and looks like I'm in for busing a second. Any ideas?

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dublenaught: try looking in the tech tips. Seems I remember a write up on how to do them. Someone will be along in a minute and probably point you right to it......patience grasshopper.


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