It's actually very easy to install by yourself. I did it few times when repaired power windows. The only problem I see is to remove all the glass pieces.
It's actually very easy to install by yourself. I did it few times when repaired power windows. The only problem I see is to remove all the glass pieces.
2001 Isuzu VehiCROSS (build in progress): 4JX1/A340/part time, 2" body lift, front Aisin hubs, rear Aussie Locker, 4.56 gears, OEM rear sway bar disconnect, AirFlow snorkel, cabin air filter
1980 Jeep Cherokee (assembling): 1.5" body lift, TBI, HEI
1987 AMC Eagle: stock
Was it the door window or one of the back ones? I have the rear passenger glass.....if someone knows how to get it off.....fishing line??
Ask forgiveness, not permission.
I"think" the front door glass is fairly standard,any glass company should have it. Don't quote me![]()
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Leave it BETTER than you found it!
Local glass place had the glass there with a phone call. $210 installed.
John C.
Well, now I'm afraid to let mine out of the garage.
This might help -- mentally, at least. Check out Bait Car. Those beady-eyed, flappy-headed folks up north have been leaving cars just sitting around begging to be stolen. When they are stolen, the hidden GPS alerts the police while cameras roll. When the police get close, the remote immobilizer shuts down the car.
The videos are very cathartic. The only thing that would be better is if they tazed the criminals for good measure.