View Poll Results: Factory Slider or solid rear glass?
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Factory Slider or Solid Rear Glass?
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From: Northern California
Originally Posted by NumberDummy
The factory slider is the only way to go, and there are several products available to remove scratches from window glass. One is Jewelers Rouge.
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From: Northern California
Originally Posted by Americanmadeford
MY factory slider leaks. Im trying to plug it, but Im not having much luck.
I'm replacing the dealer aftermarket slider in my truck now for the factory one. The outside seal was bad, and the window didnt fit tight enough. It didnt leak much, and not in the rain. Only at the car washes. Would make the X-wife cringe when she got sprayed.
That and I got a great deal on two windows. The slider, a regular back glass tinted, and two good window seals for the price of just the one seal alone if bought new.
One BIG down side to the slider is they can be open from the outside! (or mine can) Sunday I locked my keys in my truck and easily popped the slider open using a pocket knife!
Unfourtunatley i had wire wrapped around the latch keeping the windows shut and had to break the vent window to get in
Unfourtunatley i had wire wrapped around the latch keeping the windows shut and had to break the vent window to get in
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