cornishboater
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Easy peasy, just did mine to replace the window seals. Just peel the inside rubber seal back from the top down and push out.
cornishboater
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Mind you, I am talking about the door quarters, maybe you are looking at doing the rear windows?
RangeRoller dt
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Easy peasy, be careful taking the plastic sill off along the bottom, little tangs go and it can snap easily. Put something through the rubber and peel out (or in I don’t remember)
Take your time first time around you’ll be fine
Fitment is reverse of removal
Sorry ^^^ this is the window rearmost on rear door
Take your time first time around you’ll be fine
Fitment is reverse of removal
Sorry ^^^ this is the window rearmost on rear door
RangeRoller dt
Well-Sprung Member
Here it is in RAVE (right hand side is start of chapter)
https://workshop-manuals.com/landrover/p38/76_chassis_and_body/repair/rear_quarter_light/
https://workshop-manuals.com/landrover/p38/76_chassis_and_body/repair/rear_quarter_light/
cornishboater
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I had this one replaced a few years back due to a large crack. I had an auto glass company do it, they cut the bonding and popped it with suction cups, re sealed and fitted, took them about 30mins, although the bill didn’t reflect that!
The rear door was easy though
The rear door was easy though
That is what I thought when I was looking at it....
Thanks I think, it looks more of a job than just popping it out.
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RangeRoller dt
Well-Sprung Member
Aye, I thought you meant the door one
I sealed one in (not the neatest job), but taking it out wasn’t an issue - they do it automatically when you’re upside down
I sealed one in (not the neatest job), but taking it out wasn’t an issue - they do it automatically when you’re upside down
