Rear Window Replacement, So what is "Solbit TWS 8mm" |
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Rear Window Replacement, So what is "Solbit TWS 8mm" |
jesiv |
Nov 10 2008, 08:45 PM
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Ok, so I finally got around to installing my rear window. Of course I first had to remove my existing window. After removing the seats and back pad I could clearly see where the bottom of the window glass was not bonding to (what I thought was) butyl tape. As I started attacking the window, I was praising the PO for using silicon, more butyl tape on the top and on the sides of the window. I guess the PO was worried that the water would run up over the window and not leak from the bottom where the PO had not installed any additional silicon caulking or butyl tape.
So after hours coaxing the window finally was free. I started the task of cleaning the area so install my new “rear defroster” window! I also discovered how the rear window wiring harness goes from engine relay board to the inside of the car. But what surprised me the most was when I started removing the lower caulking and noticed it contain a wire. So I started researching and found that in the stock manuals that you use (IMG:style_emoticons/default/WTF.gif) Solbit TWS 8mm length 10’ 6” checkout the instructions So does anyone know where you can get this? Regards, James |
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