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BJ8 Windscreen
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stevebn2bj7
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The only wat to do it is to remove the entire windshield assembly from the door jambs. Then you can lay it down on your workbench and remove the old seal and install the new one.
AUSMHLY
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Hello dancrim,
Besides removing the bolts from the two posts, there should be one bolt in the inside of the windscreen. You'll see it when you remove the wood dash top. If you don't see it there, then it's missing....duh.
To make sliding the new rubber in the slot easier, use liquid dish soap. You'll thank me later. :banana:
Roger
Besides removing the bolts from the two posts, there should be one bolt in the inside of the windscreen. You'll see it when you remove the wood dash top. If you don't see it there, then it's missing....duh.
To make sliding the new rubber in the slot easier, use liquid dish soap. You'll thank me later. :banana:
Roger