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REAR WIN INSTALLATION lrD #@$!*@#$% rNsrRucrroNs FrFTy F-100 PART5 t-W-252-t% PART NUMBERS 3103 1717-1721 PAGE NUMBER 1 0F2 {1t 5 Iig. 36-Weutherslrip Seoler Ippliraliorr fig. 37-Glar* Inrfollafioa After the cord is carefully pull€d loose, strike tie glass r+ith the palm of the hand ts seat the weather- strip over the body flange. Clean the glass after in- stallation and perform a water teat, Note: WINDSHIELD and BIG BACK WRAP AROUND GLASS are installed from the outside, but the standard rear glass is installed from inside. * lnstead of "rubber cement #8A-19552R" we use Butyl window sealer #3126 ** #3124, handy tool and cord, correct size cord feeds through tool into rubber groove, saves ton of aggravation. ***lf installing TRIM around the rubber, it goes in the rub- ber first. The entire assembly, glass with rubber and trim is then installed in the truck. ****remember to "pack" the rubber around corners, do not stretch. A little gapping might occur, if so usually you have stretched it too much around corner, pull a little from the straightaway into corner. - fisr. SE-lnsrllting Eatk YYirdow Back Window Replacement' The rear glass is held in place by a rubber weather- strip similar ta the vrindshield. (1) ftEJt{Or1{f, From autside the cab, apply pres- sure against a corner of the rear glass as shon"'n in fiS. 35. Apply pressure until the weatherstrip begins to ro!1 off the body flarge. Sfove toward the opposite end and continue to apply ptessure until the weather- strip is completeiy off the body flange. (?) IffSPlI,J|.4TtO.V. Cleen the chaanel in the weathersfu:ip and the body flange. Stretch the weather* strip over the glass as shown in fig. 36- Make sure the glass is seated firmly in the weetherstrip. Apply rubber cetaent (EA-19552-B) betweea the glass and weatherstrip {fig. 37). Apply the rubber cetueqt to both sides of the glass. Insert a piece of cord (chalk line) around the inner lip of the weatherstrip, allowing both ends of the cord to overlap, Apply liquid soap around the inner side of the we*therstrip- Position the glass in the wi;rdow apening froler inside the cab. and hold the glass firmly against the body flange while Bn a*sistant, outside the cab, withdraws the cord as shown in fig" 38- Fig, 35-Boclr L1/indow Rernovol Mid Fifty F-'IOO Parts (800) 252-1e56 I ffiil]ilt tffi ]ililfl ff]r ililr illllllll lllllllll lll lll lNsT-3103 INST, REAR WINDOW I NSTALTAI-I O N I NSTRUCTIO NS, il: I /t {too

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Page 1: rNsrRucrroNs lrD PART5 t-W-252-t%m.midfifty.com/inst2/INST-3103-BC-1.pdf · 3103 1717-1721 PAGE NUMBER 1 0F2 {1t 5 Iig. 36-Weutherslrip Seoler Ippliraliorr fig. 37-Glar* Inrfollafioa

REAR WININSTALLATION

lrD#@$!*@#$% rNsrRucrroNsFrFTy F-100 PART5 t-W-252-t%

PART NUMBERS3103

1717-1721PAGE NUMBER

1 0F2

{1t 5

Iig. 36-WeutherslripSeoler Ippliraliorr

fig. 37-Glar*Inrfollafioa

After the cord is carefully pull€d loose, strike tieglass r+ith the palm of the hand ts seat the weather-strip over the body flange. Clean the glass after in-stallation and perform a water teat,

Note:WINDSHIELD and BIG BACK WRAP AROUND GLASSare installed from the outside, but the standard rear glassis installed from inside.* lnstead of "rubber cement #8A-19552R" we use Butylwindow sealer #3126** #3124, handy tool and cord, correct size cord feedsthrough tool into rubber groove, saves ton of aggravation.

***lf installing TRIM around the rubber, it goes in the rub-ber first. The entire assembly, glass with rubber and trimis then installed in the truck.

****remember to "pack" the rubber around corners, do notstretch. A little gapping might occur, if so usually you havestretched it too much around corner, pull a little from thestraightaway into corner.

- fisr. SE-lnsrllting Eatk YYirdow

Back Window Replacement'

The rear glass is held in place by a rubber weather-strip similar ta the vrindshield.

(1) ftEJt{Or1{f, From autside the cab, apply pres-

sure against a corner of the rear glass as shon"'n infiS. 35. Apply pressure until the weatherstrip begins

to ro!1 off the body flarge. Sfove toward the oppositeend and continue to apply ptessure until the weather-strip is completeiy off the body flange.

(?) IffSPlI,J|.4TtO.V. Cleen the chaanel in theweathersfu:ip and the body flange. Stretch the weather*strip over the glass as shown in fig. 36- Make sure theglass is seated firmly in the weetherstrip.

Apply rubber cetaent (EA-19552-B) betweea theglass and weatherstrip {fig. 37). Apply the rubbercetueqt to both sides of the glass.

Insert a piece of cord (chalk line) around the innerlip of the weatherstrip, allowing both ends of the cordto overlap, Apply liquid soap around the inner sideof the we*therstrip- Position the glass in the wi;rdowapening froler inside the cab. and hold the glass firmlyagainst the body flange while Bn a*sistant, outsidethe cab, withdraws the cord as shown in fig" 38-

Fig, 35-Boclr L1/indow Rernovol

Mid Fifty F-'IOO Parts(800) 252-1e56

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