EWG · Aug 18, 2016

Can I have some advice please.
This topic came up for discussion many moons ago and I wondered if there's anything new on the market to solve the problem of rattling truck cab windows yet.
I thought there had when I saw an advert for Garrison's rear window seal at £120+. Just as well that I re-read the ad only to find out the product was for station wagon sliding rear windows.
There was talk at one time that Garrisons were about to announce something.

If there's nothing new then how do you people solve the problem, please?
My n/s window catch (2002 Td5 110 pick up) has broken apart as well and I'm not happy about paying £30 for a replacement.

Thank you.

Kwakerman · Aug 18, 2016

Blutack squashed in to strategic positions on my CSW worked before I replaced them with Masai tinted ones.

LeftFoot · Aug 19, 2016

This rattling literally drove me crazy for 2 years until now when I currently use a very tacky double-sided tape also squashed in strategic positions as stated above. My aim is to order some window channel in addition to renewing a broken catch assembly. Someone should be around soon with a link for the channel.

666 george · Aug 19, 2016

Strips of rubber down the side of the window to fill the gap

goldypurple · Aug 19, 2016

I use the plastic wedges you use for laminate flooring to wedge between the 2 pieces of glass

bankz5152 · Aug 19, 2016

Isnt the rear window the same as a CSW side window?

EWG · Aug 19, 2016

bankz5152 said:
Isnt the rear window the same as a CSW side window?

I thought so as well but apparently it is not.

bankz5152 · Aug 20, 2016

Odd i would have thought LR would use the same window to save costs.

Is the truck cab window smaller? If it is you could buy a CSW window, make the hole bigger and fit that in its place.

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