I have a passenger's side window that I need to replace. I have the replacement, but I don't understand the Haynes' removal steps:
1. remove door trim panel and PVC sheeting - done
2. remove the front guide channel - is this necessary?
3. position the window so that it is approximatel 4" above the upper edge of the door - done
4. remove the adjusting screw from the plastic wedge at the fron lift arm, then pull the window out of the lift bracket and out of the door - see pic, is this the bolt that needs to be remove?

So, do I need to remove the guide channel?
Is this the correct bolt to remove?

-- Rob

you have to remove the front channel (traingle window also to gain enough room to take the window out...

The guide is held in with a small bolt near the top, and a bolt that is under the bottom of the door on the inside face...

To remove the triangle window, take the rubber off the top of the front guide channel be removing the two really small screws that hold that rubber in place...

Then grab the triangle window and pull up it might take the rubber guide with it, that is ok...

Then you will be able to remove the front guide.

I would advise removing the rear guide afterwards and replace the felt stripping in there...it prevents rattles.

Rich

Thanks Rich. So, after I remove the triangle window and channel, then I only need to remove the pictured bolt and I can lift the window out?

-- Rob

yup.
It wont fit without removing the front guide...

And that is the bolt that hold in the window...you have to slide out the rear track after you remove that bolt....

Rich