How to replace car windows

Replacing the windows of a car is not only a costly affair, but also one that takes a long time. The good news is that you can do it yourself. So there no need to lose patience in waiting for a repair shop to fix your window and there is no need to spend large amounts of money on repair. Meet some simple tools in your toolbox and follow some simple steps to replace the window of your car efficiently.

Explanation

  1. Buying a replacement window for your car. Be sure to base you’re buying the brand, model and year of the car.
  2. Wrap a cloth around the end of the screwdriver to gently pry the seal around the door frame.
  3. Remove the panel from the inside of the door. The models are different in the way they are attached. Some models have clips and some have screws. A screwdriver will be beneficial in both cases, either by unscrewing the screws or pop off the clips.
  4. Clean any broken glass from inside the panel. Use heavy-duty gloves to avoid injury.
  5. Clean your new replacement window with cloth. Be sure to clean any debris so that does not get in the door seals. This may prevent a tight fit between the frame and the cab door.
  6. Use the wrench to remove any bolts that may be on the way, and from the ventilation window.
  7. See the car for guidelines positioning your particular vehicle’s manual before placing the window into the slot. Carefully place the window in the slot. Align clips and set them free.
  8. Make sure the window is working properly by rolling up and down a few times. If so, tighten clips.

Tips & Warnings

  • Check your new window scratches or cracks before buying to avoid major disruptions in the future.
  • Wash new glass window carefully to remove all dirt and dust and unwanted particles.
  • Be careful when handling glass.