hey guys!!
There are 3 studs from the window that you will need to remove the nuts on
Rear seats, lower rear panel, Oh !#$% Handle, and then pull the upper trim out.
After that you will see the 3 mentioned nuts.
A putty knife may help as it also attached with sealant to keep water out
Rear seats, lower rear panel, Oh !#$% Handle, and then pull the upper trim out.
After that you will see the 3 mentioned nuts.
A putty knife may help as it also attached with sealant to keep water out
It sucks that you have to remove the rear seat just to get the panel off. I broke my panel thinking it was a clip holding it in. Your gonna have to remove that sealant to get that window off and I think a heat gun would help or cut it out.
Last edited by Sc4Jr24; Nov 22, 2010 at 12:01 PM.
oh really i have to remove the rear seat too? thats what i thought: it all on clips. but you say its not? can you please explain how to do it?the steps to gett to it. thanks i really appreciated your time
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There are a few clips tucked behind the seats that I couldnt get too. I pulled the panel hard and broke a couple of those clips. now I cant get the panel to seat right. Here is what you have to remove and you will see: seat belt, the handle up to, pop up panel in the door seal just to uncover the back panel and slowly pull rear panel back. You should now see rear window trim and what has to be removed.

This should give you an idea. Its not everything but once you start pulling back you will see. Be careful on pulling on panels. Mine was broke from previous owner.

This should give you an idea. Its not everything but once you start pulling back you will see. Be careful on pulling on panels. Mine was broke from previous owner.
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