take windows out
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From: Columbia SC
Year: 1991
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
take windows out
im cutting the rear doors at the level of where the windows drop in to the doors.
I pulled the door panels off and didnt see any "easy" ways to get the window out.
all i see are studs or something like that. Do have to drill them out to get the window actuators to slide out?
Is there a write up on how to do this? or do i need to take the barbaric way and start drilling and grinding the window out? hehe
I pulled the door panels off and didnt see any "easy" ways to get the window out.
all i see are studs or something like that. Do have to drill them out to get the window actuators to slide out?
Is there a write up on how to do this? or do i need to take the barbaric way and start drilling and grinding the window out? hehe
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Year: My Jeep is a GMC
im cutting the rear doors at the level of where the windows drop in to the doors.
I pulled the door panels off and didnt see any "easy" ways to get the window out.
all i see are studs or something like that. Do have to drill them out to get the window actuators to slide out?
Is there a write up on how to do this? or do i need to take the barbaric way and start drilling and grinding the window out? hehe
I pulled the door panels off and didnt see any "easy" ways to get the window out.
all i see are studs or something like that. Do have to drill them out to get the window actuators to slide out?
Is there a write up on how to do this? or do i need to take the barbaric way and start drilling and grinding the window out? hehe
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From: Kansas City
Year: 1998
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0L
Mine had a couple bolts that held the window to the regulator. I didn't have to do any sort of drilling. I have a 98, however.
If you pull the door panels off, then pull back that plastic film, you'll see where the window is attached to the regulator. Once it was unbolted, it came out pretty easily through the slit that it goes up and down in. Not sure if the older XJ's are the same way though.
If you pull the door panels off, then pull back that plastic film, you'll see where the window is attached to the regulator. Once it was unbolted, it came out pretty easily through the slit that it goes up and down in. Not sure if the older XJ's are the same way though.
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From: Raymore, Mo
Year: 1995
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
Mine had a couple bolts that held the window to the regulator. I didn't have to do any sort of drilling. I have a 98, however.
If you pull the door panels off, then pull back that plastic film, you'll see where the window is attached to the regulator. Once it was unbolted, it came out pretty easily through the slit that it goes up and down in. Not sure if the older XJ's are the same way though.
If you pull the door panels off, then pull back that plastic film, you'll see where the window is attached to the regulator. Once it was unbolted, it came out pretty easily through the slit that it goes up and down in. Not sure if the older XJ's are the same way though.
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