All these guys are right with the frame cracking. I do a gm dealership out here in northern Cali. The frames get hairline cracks along the top of the frame of the glass. We have to replace them under warranty all the time with new parts. Fyg makes them for gm now. We’ve been backfilling the top with Urethane after the new part is installed as well as others have posted .
GM Service Bulletin 18-NA-383 Water Found In Rear Interior Of Cab, Waterleak At Power Sliding Rear Window. Per GM you are to remove the roof spoiler and fill the top encapsulate using Kent High-Tech Seam Sealer. Also replacement of 8 10mm Nuts w/ washers is required any time the roof spoiler is removed. If the client returns with the leak a 2nd time then they authorize replacement of the rear window module (assembly). I’ve fixed more than I can count now.
IHave done about 6 of these back glass for the dealer under warranty the frame of the slider is leaking gm tells them to remove spoiler and seal with silicone on top edge I have gone in to repair the water leak after they have put there silicone just like you did I put urethane across the top corner to corner totally sealing the top of slider have not had any return jobs
No need to r&I. Remove spoiler and reseal the frame. It's only a matter of time and they will recall. Problem is only with the slider. Done several at the gmc dealer we do work for here in ATL. Easy fix
Gm had the same problem in the late 80s into the90's,plastic cracking,gm's fix swap with crl slider,now 35 years later gm goes back to a design that failed, professional grade my ass
I took care of that water leak on my truck without replacing the whole window with just some Black Silicone Adhesive Sealant and now is leak free and no more problems with rear vision system, while I was working on it I also noticed other water leaks from some of the bolts holding the rear cab spoiler. here's the video of what I did. ruclips.net/video/6ShNWsbWPm4/видео.html
All these guys are right with the frame cracking. I do a gm dealership out here in northern Cali. The frames get hairline cracks along the top of the frame of the glass. We have to replace them under warranty all the time with new parts. Fyg makes them for gm now. We’ve been backfilling the top with Urethane after the new part is installed as well as others have posted .
Very useful.
Thank you. Now on to my own glass R/I.
GM Service Bulletin 18-NA-383 Water Found In Rear Interior Of Cab, Waterleak At Power Sliding Rear Window. Per GM you are to remove the roof spoiler and fill the top encapsulate using Kent High-Tech Seam Sealer. Also replacement of 8 10mm Nuts w/ washers is required any time the roof spoiler is removed. If the client returns with the leak a 2nd time then they authorize replacement of the rear window module (assembly). I’ve fixed more than I can count now.
Man that patience! Good video will subscribe
The plastic frame on the back glass gets small cracks on the Silverado as well as the new RAM
IHave done about 6 of these back glass for the dealer under warranty the frame of the slider is leaking gm tells them to remove spoiler and seal with silicone on top edge I have gone in to repair the water leak after they have put there silicone just like you did I put urethane across the top corner to corner totally sealing the top of slider have not had any return jobs
Do the dealer honor their work? I had mine fixed last year and it’s leaking again
I’ve seen a couple that the leak comes from that light on top of the back glass.
Had one of those as well but was 3rd brake light seal that was leaking
Thank you for this video!
No need to r&I. Remove spoiler and reseal the frame. It's only a matter of time and they will recall. Problem is only with the slider. Done several at the gmc dealer we do work for here in ATL. Easy fix
Gm had the same problem in the late 80s into the90's,plastic cracking,gm's fix swap with crl slider,now 35 years later gm goes back to a design that failed, professional grade my ass
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We've done a few where it's the spoiler, and at other times it the back glass frame.
How hard is it to remove just the power sliding window if it leaks through there?
Do you have to remove the head rest clips
I’m looking for the answer to this question.
I took care of that water leak on my truck without replacing the whole window with just some Black Silicone Adhesive Sealant and now is leak free and no more problems with rear vision system, while I was working on it I also noticed other water leaks from some of the bolts holding the rear cab spoiler. here's the video of what I did. ruclips.net/video/6ShNWsbWPm4/видео.html
The back glass is the problem!!!!!
Same way I do them,they suck,shitty design!!!