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> Windshield removal- Success, How do you remove one without breaking it?
JRust
post Jul 21 2009, 09:42 PM
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Just what my title says. My parts car has a nice windshield. How do I get it out without cracking it?
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post Jul 21 2009, 10:25 PM
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Of course the first thing is remove the trim. The windshield should be held in with windshield butyl. Get a very strong wire, without insulation not as thick as "mechanics" wire. Like a piano wire type. Run it through between the glass and frame. Wrap the ends around a handle of some type. You and a helper can cut the butyl by using the wire as a knife.
Glass houses have a device that heats up and they slide it around the glass seal and it melts the seal enough to remove it.
Ask a glass house how they might suggest or what they would charge to remove it for you.....
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