Now, I have taken out a rear window before and it was pretty easy. I am doing another one and can't seem to get it out and my memory has failed on how I did it last time. What is the trick? I could probably use an installation pointer, too.
Thanks, Matt

 

I have always used a screwdriver and worked my way around the window. However on older windows you don't have a metal frame so be very careful they break very easy. I also use oil or something to help install the window. Oh yeh... If the window has been in for a long time your going to have fun.

Jason

 

Matt, I would waste the rubber unless it is fairly new. Take a drywall knife and cut the rubber on the inside and push the window out leaving the bottom. When most of it is pushed out go around and lift it the rest of the way.

You install with a 3/16 window sash cord, make a loop set the window in place and start pulling the cord out and the rubber lip holds the glass in place.

John

 

Matt make sure you have someone to catch the window Don't ask me how I know...

 

I took mine out by just putting a little pressure in the upper passenger side of the window and eased it out off the cab. Used the same rubber seal to put a slidding glass window in its place.