I have a 2000 F-150 super cab with a sliding rear window. I broke one of the 3 paynes of the window and was wondering if I can change just that payne of glass or do I have to get a whole new window. If so what kind of $$ are we talking??

 

jbhalmay,

Take your truck to a reputable auto glass place and let them take a look at it. You don't want to have to buy a full assembly 'cause they are big dollars.

The dealer would do the same or just want to replace the whole unit.

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Dunbarton "The Middle Aged Kid" '99 XLT SC SB 4x2 4.6 auto 3.55 ls The occasional Z-71 Eater! Wedgewood & Denim, SuperChipped, Airaid FIPK, HD electrical and cooling, power seat, Rhino Liner, Extang Classic tonneau cover, Mobil 1. Man, I got it all! (New Jersey)

 

I know in SC all you have to do is pay $5 dollars and it will get replaced for free its the law. I have used it twice, the inscurance (spelling) companys covers it.

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2000 F-150 XLT Ex-Cab 4x4 Auto Trans with 5.4L and Off-Road Package. Tan Captain chairs, Limited Slip Rear, "MAN"ual shift 4x4, Ford Wood Grain Option, Warn XD9500i winch mounted to a Warn Chrome Brush Gurad

 

I had to break out one of the factory sliding windows in a '86 Ranger years ago. I got a replacement for it at a local glass supplier.

Don't know if it would be cheaper at the dealer though.

Good luck.

 

Just find a local auto glass shop. They should be able to replace just the single pane.
-Joe-

 

My last Ford had a sliding window. I broke one pane removing my cell phone antenea(sp) the night before I was trading it in. Called my insurance company and they covered it even though I broke it! Had it replaced on the way to dealer next morning. $1100 on the receipt, no lie!
1998 4x4 Ranger