Average cost of one piece rear window?
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Average cost of one piece rear window?
After 11 years, my slider has finally started leaking. I have a tonneau cover, and can't think of a time I have ever used the sliding rear window anyway. I would like to replace with a solid rear window. Has anyone had a solid rear window replaced lately? How much did you end up paying to have it done? I believe the frame is cracked, so an entire replacement is what I am wanting to do. No silicone suggestions please..,,,,98
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A glass shop may be where you have to get one. Or a salvage yard for a used one. I replaced my solid glass with a slider that I bought from Western Auto when they sold auto parts and it was inexpensive, around $50 as I remember. I reused the factory seal as I remember. This was in a 86 F150.
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After 11 years, my slider has finally started leaking. I have a tonneau cover, and can't think of a time I have ever used the sliding rear window anyway. I would like to replace with a solid rear window. Has anyone had a solid rear window replaced lately? How much did you end up paying to have it done? I believe the frame is cracked, so an entire replacement is what I am wanting to do. No silicone suggestions please..,,,,98
Last edited by chrism9232; 05-03-2009 at 02:34 AM.
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After 11 years, my slider has finally started leaking. I have a tonneau cover, and can't think of a time I have ever used the sliding rear window anyway. I would like to replace with a solid rear window. Has anyone had a solid rear window replaced lately? How much did you end up paying to have it done? I believe the frame is cracked, so an entire replacement is what I am wanting to do. No silicone suggestions please..,,,,98
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The problem with the sliding glass frames, is that they are plastic. They get overtightened and brake just to the passenger side of the third light.
That is where I've seen them all leak. I've tried several times to stop the leak on both F150's. But the only way is to get a new frame, or a solid back glass. IMO
That is where I've seen them all leak. I've tried several times to stop the leak on both F150's. But the only way is to get a new frame, or a solid back glass. IMO
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