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    Tailgate glass replacement tips?

    On my recent trip a stone bounced off the trailer and smashed the tailgate window of my D2.(as well as blowing a trans cooler swage cons in the middle of nowhere! 4.5 hour Tow to Alice on truck! And 9days to repair)

    Quoted approx $950 for LR new replacement of original green tint.

    I have sourced a replacement 2nd hand at $350 including new stop light and seal rubber but am looking for any tips/how to instructions for the best way to fit the replacement glass?

    I have not replaced a window like this before.

    Thanks in advance.

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    Quote Originally Posted by alpick View Post
    Quoted approx $950 for LR new replacement of original green tint.

    I have sourced a replacement 2nd hand at $350 including new stop light and seal rubber
    You're a day late .

    http://www.aulro.com/afvb/discovery-...dney-only.html

    If you're not confident to replace the glass yourself, get a mobile fitter to do the job for you. Should be $100 maximum.
    Scott

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    If he needs it let him have it, I was only grabbing a spare. Not a needed part.

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    Bugger its already on its way from triumph spares.

    thanks anyway.

    cheers

    AL

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    Just to finish off the post.

    I followed the suggested techniquie in the rave cd workshop manual

    i.e. lubricate the rubber door seal groove with liquid soap and use a "draw string" in that groove around seal to pull the seal into place.

    worked like a treat easy peasy

    cheers all

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