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Remove windshield from donor car intact

Old Mar 15, 2016 | 02:34 AM
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Not very straightforward how to remove windshield that rubber molding outside seems to be glued with windshield glue tried pulling it out without luck on donor car. I used to take windshield out intact with piece of strong wire and awl (to make initial hole for wire) no problem planing to do the same. On my home car i plan to break windshield in the middle and then take piece by piece out so i have nice intact molding, clear old glue and try to glue it in.
 
Old Mar 15, 2016 | 10:42 PM
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I suggest you go to youtube and search for videos on how to remove and install windshields
That will give you a better idea and may save you headaches.
 
Old Mar 17, 2016 | 10:27 AM
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Originally Posted by avisitor
I suggest you go to youtube and search for videos on how to remove and install windshields
That will give you a better idea and may save you headaches.
Agreed. I would honestly suggest calling a professional to see what they would charge. Working with a piece of glass that big can be quite dangerous.
 
Old Mar 19, 2016 | 02:52 AM
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Its forged glass not sharp as far as i remember worst case i'll sand corners. I know it cost like $125 for used windshield + install, but when i paid $200 for car i dont want to spend that much, plus i want to learn how to do it might do business myself cuz windshield cost $35 on junk yard they'll have almost half price in about week so i get it for ~$20 bucks it looks very fresh for that price.
 
Old May 12, 2016 | 02:05 AM
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I figured it out how to take out out, no biggie that plastic trim just pulls out its just the car i was looking at has probably 400 miles and it just melted into the frame and was breaking when taking out.

Okay here's the question though every frigging Accent i see on the junk yard has cracked windshield some have same ugly crack going across just like on mine, and another thing i notice is dash also cracked!

To me it looks like the frame is not solid and moves that causes above problems or its just one big coincidence?
 
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My guess would be that the sun probably caused the damage to the dash, it is a common issue in a lot of vehicles. As for the windshield I am not sure but junk yard cars aren't exactly treated well so I am not extremely surprised that the windshields are cracked.


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Are sedan and coupe uses same exact windshield for 1994-2000 Accent?
 
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