What did you do to your 10th gen today?

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05-27-2015, 08:04 PM

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jprevat

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What did you do to your truck today?

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Originally Posted by Cmanjr

I felt that it took forever when I did mine, I think it's cause it's so cramped working in the space for the rear bench seat. Cause it's pretty cramped and uncomfortable. And the sad thing for me is that I resealed mine and now it's sealed properly but now the cracks in the plastic frame that the glass is in is leaking water past, I tried sealing them on the inside but it didn't work

so I have to buy a new rear slider and do this mess all over again.

I promise the regular cab was a lot worse as far as cramped goes but the poly on it wasn't nearly as tacky. this stuff got everywhere today. have you thought about just removing the window trim and just using some epoxy on the plastic?

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05-27-2015, 08:32 PM

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So after a long day, I haven't even finished a single ball joint.

////////////////////We're now having a tropical storm and it's raining little whitey babies.

I've got the hub back on but not tightened down. I also need to go get a new tie rod boot and some cotter pins.

To think I was going to be excited about today because of a fresh alignment and new shocks. smdh

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05-27-2015, 09:11 PM

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I'm talking about the plastic the glass is actually in. That's what's cracked. Not the beauty trim that goes around the whole window that the third brake lights in. What I should've done when I had it out is use some of the high heat epoxy I have from when I did my retrofit cause I know it dries good and hard and is about the same color as the trim. Oh well. It does need to be taken care of though.