About 2 weeks ago at work I butsed out my sliding rear window, completely on accident, on my '04 Ranger Ext. Cab XLT. I have been looking around for a new window but every one seems to have some ridiculous prices...Do any of y'all know where I can get a new window for cheap. I am in VA if that helps anybody. I need to get it soon because I have my state inspection due this month.

Thanks a lot.

 

if i was closer id give u the one out of my truck. i need to get a solid pane

Matt

 

Take a look here for a rear window. They have them for your truck starting at $122. A friend bought a rear window from them and was happy. The price was a lot better than local shops and I thing it includes shipping

 

If I were to order a window off the site listed above how do I go about installing the new one. I know there are bolts all across the whole window that I need to remove. But the page says there is no adhesive included. What kind of adhesive should I get and where can I get it at? I would imagine Auto zone or advance auto or something would have it.

 

AUBronco40 you may want to call their customer service 800 number and ask. Not all windows use adhesive, some are in a rubber gasket. Might be worth the call to make sure what they are trying to say.

Below is the instructions from my Ford CD. But my truck is a 96, so it may be different.

Back Window Glass, Opening, Ranger

Removal
1. From the interior of the vehicle, pull down the back window glass weatherstrip lip along the window opening and with an assistant, push the sliding back window glass and weatherstrip assembly out of the back window glass opening from inside the cab.

2. Remove the back window glass weatherstrip from the back window glass (42006). Place the movable back window glass in the open position.

3. At the top of the sliding back window glass frame, remove the screw retaining each division bar.

4. Remove the two screws retaining anchor plate in the window track. Remove the plate.

5. Spread the sliding back window glass frame and work the movable portion of the back window glass out of its track. Remove the movable back window glass frame.

6. If the stationary panes of the sliding back window glass are to be replaced, remove the division bar lower retaining screw and remove the division bar.

7. Spread the sliding back window glass frame just enough to permit the stationary panes of the back window glass to be worked out of the frame.

Installation
1. If the stationary portion of the sliding back window glass is to be replaced, apply Silicone Lubricant C0AZ-19553-AA or equivalent meeting Ford specification ESR-M13P4-A to the back window glass weatherstrip and track.

2. Note: Do not allow the back window glass weatherstrip within the sliding back window glass frame to bunch.

Spread the sliding back window glass frame slightly and slide the pane or panes into place in the sliding back window glass frame.

3. Position division bar in sliding back window glass frame. Install the lower retaining screw.

4. Spread the sliding back window glass frame slightly and install the movable back window glass in its track.

5. Position the anchor plate in the window track. Install the two retaining screws.

6. Install the division bar upper retaining screws.

7. Install the back window glass and frame assembly into the back window glass weatherstrip.

8. Install a draw cord all around the back window glass weatherstrip in the flange crevice, allowing the cord to overlap at the bottom center of the back window glass.

9. Note: Green Soap ESB-M1B9-A or equivalent, diluted 10 to 1 with water, may be used to facilitate installation of back window glass and back window upper garnish moulding.

Position the back window glass to the window opening. With an assistant applying hand pressure from outside the cab, pull the back window glass weatherstrip lip over the window opening flange with the draw cord.

10. Pull the back window glass weatherstrip over the lower flange, pulling one end of the cord at a time. Then, pull the seal over the side flanges and upper flange.

Back Window Glass, Fixed, Ranger

Removal
1. Remove the interior trim necessary to access the back window glass mounting area. Refer to «Section 01-05A».

2. For Regular Cab, pull the back window glass weatherstrip away from the back window glass opening.

3. For SuperCab, remove the eight back window glass nuts.

4. With an assistant to prevent damage, push out the back window glass (42006) from the back window glass opening.

5. Clean all sealant from the back window glass weatherstrip and the back window glass opening.

Rear Window, Ranger



Installation
1. Note: Green Soap ESB-M1B9-A or equivalent, diluted 10 to 1 with water, may be used to facilitate installation of back window glass weatherstrips and mouldings.

Install a draw cord all around the back window glass weatherstrip in the flange crevice, allowing the cord to overlap at the bottom center of the back window glass.

2. Coat the back window glass weatherstrip mounting surface with a rubber lubricant meeting Ford specification ESR-M99B135-A or ESA-M1B6-A or equivalent.

3. For SuperCab, position the back window glass in the back window glass opening and install the eight back window glass nuts. Tighten the nuts to 1-2 N-m (9-17 lb-in).

4. For Regular Cab, position the back window glass and back window glass weatherstrip to the window opening. With an assistant applying hand pressure from outside the cab, pull (from inside) the back window glass weatherstrip lip over the flange with the draw cord.

5. Pull back window glass weatherstrip over lower flange, pulling one end of the cord at a time. Then, pull the back window glass weatherstrip over the side flanges and upper flange.

6. Clean area aroundback window glass and remove all excess sealer.

7. Test for water leaks.