Pickup truck sliding rear window back glass replacement

Detailed step by step instructions on the replacement of sliding rear window or backglass of a pickup truck. Most commonly dodge, ram, Chevrolet, Chevy, Silverado, GMC, Sierra, Ford F150, F250, F350, Toyota Tacoma, Toyota tundra and may apply to other pickup truck sliding rear windows as well.

[@ahsfla]

Brad, just left a review on the site as well. Thanks so much for this quick and easy fix. My Truck looks good as new 👍

[@jtburnette1631]

really appreciate that there is a piece like this out there. saved me a lot of money

[@autoglassamerica]

That's what we do we provide an affordable repair avoiding the ripoff of auto glass shops.

[@rolandortenmeyer3858]

Bottom right corner was hard to pull in so I cut a 2x4 to ~81 inches and wedged it between tailgate and block that was taped in place. So board was at an angle, then placed just enough weight on board to draw it in place. This worked great.

[@autoglassamerica]

Must not have watch the entire video. It is very important to watch the entire video

[@noelbanda9639]

this video was very help full on my 2016 dodge ram 160.00 for the glass already tinted and 3m windo weld from youre site. thanks i did it with the ratchet tied downs aswell works like a champ.

[@nmcb133etc]

very appreciated. you saved me a couple bucks.

[@cea90]

How is it holding up 2 years later?

[@winstonemerson2439]

Won't the glass in the repaired side stuck out further than the non repaired side since it is glued over the existing remaining glass?

[@autoglassamerica]

Good question yes about .062" the average person won't even notice I've had customers do this repair and turn their trucks in from a lease and the dealer doesn't even notice when done correctly watch the video follow the instructions. Bradsautoglass.com

[@rw5838]

Thank you so much for the video! I was wondering if you sell the same exact piece for a 2018 Titan? I looked on your website, but I did not see it. Please pardon me if I overlooked it. If you have it, I definitely look forward to purchasing it!

[@autoglassamerica]

have not gone into production and do not have a date

[@teslanick1]

Shipping from the U.S. to Canada??

[@autoglassamerica]

For Canadian customers, please visit ebay. They provide international shipping for us.

[@brianbreit]

Brad, Great and informational - Thanks - how about replacing the MIDDLE powered slider? mine is broke, and found the middle glass at a junkyard?

[@JamesAlberding]

I cant seem to find what to order. I need to replace the drivers side of my window.

[@autoglassamerica]

Bradsautoglass.com

[@MkwShadowFTW]

My sliding window opens to the RIGHT side(Passenger side)Brad, did you remove it in order to clamp the patch? Maybe I missed it but I didn’t see yours, unless it opened to the left(drivers side). Hard to tell. I’m about to do the install

[@MkwShadowFTW]

And its an electric sliding window to the passenger side

[@autoglassamerica]

No you can clamp to the sliding window as long as it in the open Position

[@delvinmartinda7852]

Is there away we can remove the broken glass so i can glue the new replacement glass to the actual frame

[@autoglassamerica]

Yes you can but it's not worth the time and effort plus it does a better job as shown in the video please stick to the plan.

[@delvinmartinda7852]

@@autoglassamerica hey I bought the glass what trim and caulking should I get, one that can stick to the frame not the glass, and is super strong and durable, I have a 2010 Dodge Ram 1500 hemi

[@autoglassamerica]

@@delvinmartinda7852 you can only use the primer and urethane that I sell in my store purchasing a product from another vendor will probably fail which is why I sell my product. However you can buy urethane locally that will stick to glass made by 3 M I recommend it that's what you do do not remove all the broken glass from the frame the result will not be as good

[@AaronRowland-y5w]

What was the cost