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I would agree. Never done 1/4 windows but thats how I did my windshield.

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Here's a technique you can try. Probably requires a second person. You put a rope in the channel for the metal something like clothes line. Get the window started and then pull the rope so it pulls the gasket into place. Thats how the pros do it. I watched the shop do that for dads jeep. The second set of hands is for holding the glass while you work the rope.

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I think half the town learned new words when I installed mine. The cord in the channel works for pulling the lip of the rubber over the metal edge of the window opening. You may need somthing to pry some of the rubber lip out and over the edge, be SURE it is NOT METAL, it only takes one little slip to chip the glass, good luck

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I've heard discussion as to which side of the truck you should start on but not sure what the final answer was. Do you start with the rubber on the outside and work it in? or visa-versa?

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OK 1. put molding on glass 2. from inside to outside 3. two people to install 4. use rope to open molding 5. lube +++ 6. Practice bad words 7. Dito 8. use 8# sledge or go to Auto Glass installer. Got it. Thanks to all

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Allan thats a very good list. Maybe we should send that one on to the technical archives :) I've started on the outside of the few windows I've done. I think thats the proper technique.

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I was planning on using Steele Rubber. Any objections?

As I remember, when I was removing my glass, the rubber lip goes to the inside of the cab. This lip also covered the edge of the interier panel. So you'd be installing the glass from the outside in.

Merle

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