xedgex21

Is this something worth doing? I bought a parts tuck and i'd like to have a rear slider but i've never removed or replaced a window.

cody5127

Go to pretty much any auto parts store and get the window removal kit. It will pretty much look like a wire with two handles and a couple other tools, grab a friend and some beers and have fun. Oh and don't forget the new sealant for the window.

paintgiant

I think it's really nice to have especially if you don't have ac. Sliding window was one of the first things I bought for my truck, helps a lot when using the vent windows too to flow air out the back.

fordtrucknut

^^^ NO^^^

the rear windows on these trucks use a reuseable window seal. if you run the wire kit through it you'll ruin the seal.

fordtrucknut

here is a tutorial on it, its a ranger, but its the same procedure.
http://www.therangerstation.com/Maga...ear_window.htm

xedgex21

thanks for the info, that tutorial helped a lot. If it is really that easy I plan on swapping out windows next weekend. I may even drive around a bit with no rear window if it's nice out. i'm hoping as long as I take my time and go easy i'll get the seal out without any damage.

4wheeldevil

had them in a couple of rangers. the latch on the rear window tend to break so i was so glad my f150 has a one piece rear window

jefpel

Convert to a slider. I pulled a slider from a pick and pull for $50, and had the old one out and the new one in, in an afternoon. I don't have a/c either, and the slider will definitely help improve air flow.

fastpakr

I'll have to double check the part number, but the Ranger and F150 can both be switched to a later Ford latch design that is much more reliable.

Edit - it's sold as Dorman 76892.

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iTrader: (1)

If I fix my slider latch I won't be able to get my keys when I lock them in.