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Window removal tool - Daniel306 - 26-03-2013
Looking to remove my rear windscreen to paint the boot, iv been looking on ebay and there are a few different tools. Anyone have any experience with any of them and can recommend one?
RE: Window removal tool - spike2002 - 26-03-2013
The bloke who fitted my rear screen used one of these and didnt take him long at all
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/251241576341?redirect=mobile
RE: Window removal tool - Dum-Dum - 26-03-2013
Personally id go for the wire and pulley/winch thing that autoglass use.
RE: Window removal tool - Daniel306 - 26-03-2013
Was it the Ph3 boot?
RE: Window removal tool - spike2002 - 26-03-2013
Phase1/2 boot but the above will do both only thing is you will need to buy a new rubber for around the glass or refit it with out it as there is a rubber seal on a phase3 its just hiden behind the glass instead of on show like the phase1/2
RE: Window removal tool - Carlos182 - 26-03-2013
Shocked no-ones mentioned a hammer!
RE: Window removal tool - Piggy - 16-04-2013
(26-03-2013, 05:16 PM)Carlos182 Wrote: Shocked no-ones mentioned a hammer!
or like me when I wanted a new drivers window I just left my car in London with veg oil in it and the police did the job for me
RE: Window removal tool - ozonehostile - 20-04-2013
the wire method is the best way, also worth getting a glass fitters angled knife for cutting out the old seal and getting around the corners of the screen where the wire can't. you have to be very careful when sawing the screen out though as if you slip it will happily cut through glass as well as rubber