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Posted by Scott on July 28, 2001 at 20:28:45:

In Reply to: Please Help: Windshield ... (more) posted by Big-M on July 28, 2001 at 05:54:22:

I would review the TIS and see if you want to attempt changing it yourself. Personally I would not. I use to change windshields and without the proper tools it is not something most can handle.
Good luck.

Scott
97 740iL

I feel so frustrated keeping up with these on my windshield. When I took my car for some bodywork (paint job), one of the workers there ed the rear windshield of the car. He says the whole job of reomving & replacing a new windshield takes no more than 5 hours. I do not believe the guy. For some reason, I believe deep inside that they are incapable of doing such a job (the procedure they described to me to remove the pane scared the hell outta me- Plus the fact that they use "silicon" to replace a new pane... Im going insane... !

Can anyone please tell me :

1. How hard it is to accomplish such a job, and can a non-dealer do this kinda thing ?

2. What, in brief, is the exact procedure to be taken ?

3. How do I know it has been replaced correctly ?


I would appreciate any kind of advice, please.

Thanks.


M.




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