It's an older video, but still helped me and my son replace a window in a 1989 Toyota pickup. Actual video of the cord trick is so much easier to understand than trying to figure out what a written description is describing. Thanks and well done!
I tried the install trick I was at my window for three hours beforehand ,it took me 5min no lube, no joke with this trick whoever came up with it was a genius.thankyou.
I didn't think this would actually work but it did! Took me a couple tries cause my rope was to thick but I eventually got it. Thanks so much for the video! You saved me almost 400$!
Brad, thank you for the clear instructive video and especially the advice about trying it again if first you don't succeed. I just installed a new sliding rear window and seal in the restoration of an '83 f150 Flareside. Doing it by myself was not easy, especially at 80 yo. The first try I couldn't get the seal, but the second time was a charm.
You rock brad thanks for the great video, took me 4 mins to install my window and never yelled once at the woman helping me... to be honest we watched another video before yours and the idiot made it so complicated my woman didn't want to help me
I'm getting ready to remove the rear glass on a 78 pinto wagon and weld my customer's broken hatch, this is a great, very informative, and above all, to the point video. Thanks for the info.
Thanks so much Brad..took it out with ease last fall..just put it back in tonight .and your method made it so easy to install..had it in in 5 min. Awesome video.
Thank you so much for the rope trick. I followed your instructions and extra tips and it made my window replacement so easy. It helps to really clean and prep before installing. I have a 97 F250.
Wow! Thanks this is the best video instruction I ever have found. I am impressed by your knowledge and how easy you make this project. I bever done anything like thus before. And I thought window removal was very difficult. Thanks again sir for teaching us what us all about .
THANK YOU Brad! That's how Jeep CJ-7 windshields are. Not the two piece rubber and glue. And the local glass shop quoted me high (120 bucks sounds high, right?)...so I found your video.....now If I don't break it......I'll have a new skill
Wow I can't believe it's that easy and quick! I'm going to try it right now😂, just kidding, I'm not ready yet. Thanks you're saving me money I could put towards my project truck.
Thanks for the great info Brad! Didn't realize it was so easy. Love the Ford truck graveyard in the background. I saw one that looked just like my 87'.
We replaced a broken slider with a flat glass and new gasket . I wasn't easy & took four tries but we got it ! Don't give up ! lol It would be much easier with an old gasket
Thank you so much for this I have a Ford Ranger which I want to open up to a sleeper camper in the back and if I can take the window out at least a lot of it out this will work out good I can even put a framing near I guess and grape some vinyl vinyl clear vinyl stuff so it can make sure the rain that comes through will drop down between a truck the great video thanks so much very valuable
Awesome. I"m working on a project where I'm welding the back of a nissan cab to toyota camry "truck-car". This helped me a bunch save the glass from the welder
Thanks for the video. I just wanted it done before winter and I’m by myself so I ended up getting a new slider and gasket installed on my 83 f150. It still leaks. I had a 4 piece vented slider but the glass shop replaced it with a 3 piece. Does that matter? Also,I got a new cab light, before I put it on I covered the hole to make sure that wasn’t where the leak was coming from.
On one video I saw that you removed the back seat upper back rest and the seat belt before installing. This one you didn’t. Does it have to be done? Difference between straight cab and extended cab?
I see these type of installs posted often. Does no one use any type on sealants? If you notice on the top of the truck above the drivers window is the seam that leads down to the back glass. Water will run down there behind the rubber and settle inside the rubber gasket. Over time the rust will occur. Usually at the bottom of the gasket on the left and right corners. It would seem to me a sealer would address this problem..
Hey Brad! Thanks so much for your great videos! I have a 1987 F150 with a sliding rear window. I have to replace the sliding windows and have been trying to figure out how to get the old ones out. Seeing this video, I think I have to use your technique shown here to remove the window completely. That will allow me to remove the old sliding windows and install the new one. Can you please let me know if I am on the right track?
Mine has a hard plastic insert around the exterior of truck. Should I pull it out to remove? I'm guessing it's to make the rubber set tighter in frame. Thank you.
I watched ur video because I had a huge limb fall on my 2000 Cadillac Seville and it shattered the glass. I tried getting the seal out but it was ruined. I went to the junk yard to get a new back window and I tried to save that seal as well but it also got ripped up and to destroyed to salvage. I was able to get the window out and I got the window installed onto my car but I have no rubber seal that goes around the window. Where can I order a new one? I called my local Cadillac dealer but they said they couldn’t order that for a car as old as mine.
My truck is a 1993 dodge dakota but I fucking love it... I found the rear glass like brand new in a local junk yard and that is why I'm seeing this video tho
It's an older video, but still helped me and my son replace a window in a 1989 Toyota pickup. Actual video of the cord trick is so much easier to understand than trying to figure out what a written description is describing. Thanks and well done!
I agree.. but this helped me alot to replace our broken rear window mazda BT50 2007. Best wishes from Brunei.
No nonsense clear instructions. Very helpful. Well done and much appreciated.
So many channels now a days are full of bs this video rocked
I can’t imagine how much money you’ve saved people with your videos. Thank you!
I tried the install trick I was at my window for three hours beforehand ,it took me 5min no lube, no joke with this trick whoever came up with it was a genius.thankyou.
I didn't think this would actually work but it did! Took me a couple tries cause my rope was to thick but I eventually got it. Thanks so much for the video! You saved me almost 400$!
Brad, thank you for the clear instructive video and especially the advice about trying it again if first you don't succeed. I just installed a new sliding rear window and seal in the restoration of an '83 f150 Flareside. Doing it by myself was not easy, especially at 80 yo. The first try I couldn't get the seal, but the second time was a charm.
Very welcome!
Terrific video. I did this sort of replacement once 30 years ago and now my bad memory is no issue at all. I will just follow you.
We needed to remove the back window on a 1990 Ford ranger. This video made that possible! Thank you so much! 😊
Thank you so much ! For an auto mechanic I know engine's but was nervous on glass but you made me confident enough to try this on my own !
You rock brad thanks for the great video, took me 4 mins to install my window and never yelled once at the woman helping me... to be honest we watched another video before yours and the idiot made it so complicated my woman didn't want to help me
I'm getting ready to remove the rear glass on a 78 pinto wagon and weld my customer's broken hatch, this is a great, very informative, and above all, to the point video. Thanks for the info.
Thanks so much Brad..took it out with ease last fall..just put it back in tonight .and your method made it so easy to install..had it in in 5 min. Awesome video.
Its great to see a how to video without all the drama some guys have making these ! Great job guys thanks for the help !
Thanks for the video Brad. I was able to get my old window out and the new one put back in in less than 10 minutes. Very helpful!
Thanks Brad. I think you just saved me about $200 bucks for 10 minutes worth the work!
Thank you,thank you, thank you!!! Your video tutorial was just fine and I had no problems replacing the window for my 99 F250. 👍👌
genius move with the chord. thanks brad
Thanks to your great video I actually pulled out the broken slider and installed the new one in 30 minutes. Well Done Video
well, Brad, you're the MAN!!
I just did my f250, worked perfectly!
Thanks sooooo much!
I was really dreading doing this!
Thank you so much for the rope trick. I followed your instructions and extra tips and it made my window replacement so easy. It helps to really clean and prep before installing. I have a 97 F250.
That rope trick is nice. I've never done a window like that, but I've had other projects in which that method will help greatly!
This is awesome i feel pretty confident to take on the task got a 96 you made it look super easy thanks for the video much appreciated
Wow! Thanks this is the best video instruction I ever have found. I am impressed by your knowledge and how easy you make this project. I bever done anything like thus before. And I thought window removal was very difficult. Thanks again sir for teaching us what us all about .
Hi, Great job! I did this to my 79 f-250 after watching your video and it worked perfect! Thanks for posting such a helpful video.
Brad you made that look so easy and it's not all that bad thanks
Thanks...this was always a mystery to me , now I can remove my window and replace it with a pop out window..thanks again.
EXCELLENT YOU WENT RIGHT TO THE POINT.
EASY AND ACCURATE.
THANK YOU.
THANK YOU Brad! That's how Jeep CJ-7 windshields are. Not the two piece rubber and glue. And the local glass shop quoted me high (120 bucks sounds high, right?)...so I found your video.....now If I don't break it......I'll have a new skill
Great video and very descriptive ! Look at all those Ford OBS body trucks ! 😍
I wish I had a junk yard like that around where I live
Wow I can't believe it's that easy and quick! I'm going to try it right now😂, just kidding, I'm not ready yet. Thanks you're saving me money I could put towards my project truck.
Thank you so much for making this video. I used your guidance to remove and install a rear window on my 1988 F250
Great work Bro
Thanks From CHILE 🇨🇱
Thanks for the great info Brad! Didn't realize it was so easy. Love the Ford truck graveyard in the background. I saw one that looked just like my 87'.
Great tutorial! Thanks for taking time at the junkyard to do it.
Gonna try it this weekend. 07 Chevy Hoping for the best!
We replaced a broken slider with a flat glass and new gasket . I wasn't easy & took four tries but we got it ! Don't give up ! lol It would be much easier with an old gasket
That rope trick is amazing! Thanks
The rope idea was genius.
Thank you so much for this I have a Ford Ranger which I want to open up to a sleeper camper in the back and if I can take the window out at least a lot of it out this will work out good I can even put a framing near I guess and grape some vinyl vinyl clear vinyl stuff so it can make sure the rain that comes through will drop down between a truck the great video thanks so much very valuable
Great clear video that is a big help - THANKS
Thank you so much for the video! Dang you made that look easy!!! I sure appreciate it!!
Awesome. I"m working on a project where I'm welding the back of a nissan cab to toyota camry "truck-car". This helped me a bunch save the glass from the welder
Zack Rose I have to have pics man!
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Steve freisch
Excellent tutorial, thanks!
Dude, you are my hero. Worked great for me thanks.
Great video ! I hope it goes as easy for me as you make it look. Much appreciated.
This worked for my Jeep J truck, Thanks for the video.
cool video man. thanks. i gotta do this to my ford ranger.
And here I was stressing because my rear window was solid. Now I can get a slidy window
Nice job Brad. Your a good teacher. 👍
simple engineering genius! Nice work.
Love your video... Thanks from Australia.
im going to try now! 93 f 250.
you made it look easy!!
thanks
good luck
Worked great on my jeep j20.
Thank you so much brotha huge help.great vid and brilliant with the rope
Very nice Brad. That takes a lot of apprehension out of my situation. Thanks!
cool hopfuly a 1984 backglass will go right in my 73 ford as it dident change from 73 to 97 should be fun
Great simple way to do this thank you!
Thank you brother. I appreciate the walk through
Outstanding tutorial!!! Thanks you so much!!!
WOW GREAT VIDEO YOU MADE IOT LOOK SO EASY THANX
Glad it helped!
Great video , Sir ..
Thank you 🍻
good job brother my next project. thanks for sharing 👍
This helped me, thank you for the info! Great video
Thank you for your video God bless you
Thank You!
brad, you rock! thank you!
Well it's in but the gasket didn't cover the bottom corners on the outside. Did I mess up or is that normal on a aftermarket slider?
Man you're awesome. Made that look easy!
Thanks for the video.
I just wanted it done before winter and I’m by myself so I ended up getting a new slider and gasket installed on my 83 f150. It still leaks. I had a 4 piece vented slider but the glass shop replaced it with a 3 piece. Does that matter?
Also,I got a new cab light, before I put it on I covered the hole to make sure that wasn’t where the leak was coming from.
What boneyard are you in? There are many trucks there that have parts I need. Old fords are hard to find good parts for.
Great video helped me a lot appreciate it
very cool, and the dealer wanted how much?:)
you are the MAN
On one video I saw that you removed the back seat upper back rest and the seat belt before installing. This one you didn’t. Does it have to be done? Difference between straight cab and extended cab?
Great Video
did'nt find video to show me how to install a back window for a 1997 ford ranger. found 2 guys that talked the job thru but no video on the actual job
I see these type of installs posted often. Does no one use any type on sealants? If you notice on the top of the truck above the drivers window is the seam that leads down to the back glass. Water will run down there behind the rubber and settle inside the rubber gasket. Over time the rust will occur. Usually at the bottom of the gasket on the left and right corners.
It would seem to me a sealer would address this problem..
In my 40 plus years in a northern salt filled environment through the winter I've never found this to be a problem.
@@autoglassamerica it is on my 73
Hey Brad! Thanks so much for your great videos!
I have a 1987 F150 with a sliding rear window. I have to replace the sliding windows and have been trying to figure out how to get the old ones out. Seeing this video, I think I have to use your technique shown here to remove the window completely. That will allow me to remove the old sliding windows and install the new one.
Can you please let me know if I am on the right track?
its easier to break it and call insurance and get safelite to do it
Dude that's awesome!
Thanks brad
Mine has a hard plastic insert around the exterior of truck. Should I pull it out to remove? I'm guessing it's to make the rubber set tighter in frame. Thank you.
You should
Thanks, super helpful 👍
GENIUS. .. .Thank you very much!
thank you Brad
You're awesome. Thanks!
Thank you very much I learn something new
I watched ur video because I had a huge limb fall on my 2000 Cadillac Seville and it shattered the glass. I tried getting the seal out but it was ruined. I went to the junk yard to get a new back window and I tried to save that seal as well but it also got ripped up and to destroyed to salvage. I was able to get the window out and I got the window installed onto my car but I have no rubber seal that goes around the window. Where can I order a new one? I called my local Cadillac dealer but they said they couldn’t order that for a car as old as mine.
My truck is a 1993 dodge dakota but I fucking love it... I found the rear glass like brand new in a local junk yard and that is why I'm seeing this video tho
Thanks for sharing the knowledge
Thanks for your time Just show me how to do it
BRAVO !!!!
Can I ask what junkyard you are at?
im genuinely freaked out that the entire rear window is just held in place by a rubber gasket
Genius, thank you for sharing
I appreciate you!
DAMN good video.....just about to do this to a project truck
thx
where in the world is this place. I need parts!
I was thinking the same thing, so many obs fords
Anyone find out where this is?
I just searched the website on the screen and found it. 10199 Roop Rd, Kingsley, MI 49649
@@ZZROBProductions Just googled the site on the screen. 10199 Roop Rd, Kingsley, MI 49649
@@simplyfacts4499 Just googled the site on the screen. 10199 Roop Rd, Kingsley, MI 49649
Very helpful thank you sir.
Thank you sir