How to install a sliding rear window in truck

[@shaewiens1898]

thank you so much! My husband is going to be so impressed this weekend. (I'm a mechanic, he's a technician, and we are both first timers to glass installation) this is really going to help alot

[@familypell5956]

We are so glad to have been able to help. Thank You all for the nice comments Clint & Tre

[@ianneveu8041]

great guide, was able to install without a care in the world, 15 minutes later i am ready to rock!!!

[@familypell5956]

Your Welcome! Glad to be able to help Clint & "Tre"

[@RVFreeDa]

Oh My thanks for this. My husband passed away and I noticed my rear window of my 1999 Ford 150 pickup was leaking. I looked and thought I needed to put more caulk like my husband had done around the edge of the window. Now I see there is a rubber thingy that goes there. I guess caulk is not the way to go. Thanks for the video.

[@lalaboards]

Im a straight white male and let me tell you." Calk is definitely not the way to go" !!!!!

[@Robbee2b2e]

Loved the video! I also enjoyed the fact,you had time 4 a cig while doing the job,haha.

[@Spazin0ut]

I have a 1991 S10. I have just a regular back window. I didnt know they made s10s with sliding back windows till like 3min ago. Haha So Im off to the junk yard today. Thanks bud!

[@robertthomasson7891]

Thanks for taking the time to makes this video. I followed your method and it worked great!

[@joejava68]

Very informative vid,luved the "helper comments" TY for all the tech info and the good natured laughs ^5s

[@sincarnato]

Just replace the rear glass in my Dakota, thanks for the video it's much appreciated

[@chevy2440]

Nice video, I figured out how to remove one nut wasn't sure about installation. Thanks.

[@troublem8kerdave]

A little trick is to lay 1/4 rope in the rubber channel all around. When you put the window in place, leave a bit of the rope inside the cab. Then, with the window held up, pull the rope out slowly and it will pull trim in with it.

[@azpell]

Best of luck! As you can see it's not to difficult, Clint & Tre

[@MrGooberNoob]

good vid, your method worked well for my 91 toyota pickup.

[@CurtARoll]

Going to follow your method on my c10 soon. Thanks for the video!

[@sashanesterov]

Good video! I wiped seal in Vaseline to reduce rubber friction

[@familypell5956]

Good Sugestion

[@johnmoyer2849]

Getting ready to do this to my 1993 s-10.

[@packetframer9242]

Heisenberg you the man!

[@jaredputman1685]

i only have one broken panel and its one of the sliding ones, can you replace just the slide without removing the entire window?

[@azpell]

Your right he should have had safety glasses. The window itself however was VERY easy to pop out so it never crossed my mind.

[@silverdiaz7]

is their any custom way to have a removable rear window? you know how the new tundras its a sliding rear window i was thinking if theirs a way to have something similar to that.

[@josuesilva286]

thank you for this video was really helpful

[@deadreck024]

your helper reminded me of my helper.

[@azpell]

it was easier as the slider has a frame and seemed to be slightly smaller than the original window No glue or sealent just make sure your weather strip is good. Sorry live in Phoenix bit of a commute. Good luck it's easy to do though.

[@confusedsay]

Thanks for the tips guys!

[@robmuhlitner3420]

How don you put in just the slider portion of a rear window in a 2013 Toyota Tacoma?

[@scottwebb3411]

Very helpful

[@familypell5956]

Thanks

[@zoeyfarrell4360]

always nice to try to hear someone talking with a smoke in there mouth

[@chriscavallaro7186]

Um.... since safety glass tends to explode & shatter into a thousand pieces, what was the plan for your helper if the stress of prying caused the glass to explode when he was inside?

[@KrockyOLnunezA]

i have a 85 s10 and im definatly switching from slider to straight glass .the slider irritates the heck out of me .but thanks for the vid im going to try this myself

[@TheSnake4149]

@highzone0 yeah but he went skateboarding halfway through the job!!!!

[@Snailmailtrucker]

I have removed my rear window a couple of times when I locked the keys inside... much cheaper and faster than calling someone or breaking a window.

[@bluesmurf6142]

Very good

[@frankletizia7835]

I don't have rubber around window looks like its be in with urethane sealer.

[@familypell5956]

That was an 87 s-10 newer cars may be different Best of luck

[@azpell]

Best of luck!

[@dapoorjeddah]

thanks man u help me

[@denissyrovatchenko9417]

done deal, nice

[@azpell]

Thanks Everybody for your comments, Clint & Tre

[@azpell]

I hope your wife enjoys ! Thanks for the comment

[@shoprat17]

gotta do this with my f150, old one has the slider, new one dont same body though

[@peetre]

thanks, nice job! Do you hire out your helper? lol I pay one burger and 1/2 hour of skate boarding!

[@familypell5956]

I’m sure you’ll do great. LMK

[@journeyquest1]

Wait til you get that nasty rattle. As much as i like my slider, its most likely coming out for solid glass.

[@ahuertas69]

I wish my rear window was that easy...😒

[@familypell5956]

Best of Luck!

[@azpell]

LOL Know what you mean. Clint

[@puffynumber1]

i need tha glass lol

[@TheSnake4149]

Awesome video,but never send children to do a mans job!!!!!!!!

[@chevy2440]

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