Buckshot482

Replace the whole window. I bought this one from a junkyard, the only one they had. I've been looking on ebay for a decently priced one. If you have the mirrors that flip out I think it is going to be really easy to change.

Buckshot482

A little dark for me, but it still looks good. I think I have made up my mind that I am going to tint them.

Cmanjr

I do have the ones that flip out.

Buckshot482

From what I see, it looks like only 3-4 nuts to remove and I shouldn't have to real seal anything. I just don't feel like removing all of the interior panels if it's not necessary.

Krack499

iTrader: (1)

The first coat I did would probly have been more like you wanted then that was with 2

Cmanjr

It's actually fairly simple to do. The clamp the holds the window shut and holds it open is held on by like 2 screws iirc. You have to take that off in order to remove the interior panel that covers up the rear speaker behind the driver seat.

Buckshot482

1 probably would be plenty then

That doesn't sound too bad then, I want my truck so I could start working on everything

Cmanjr

Also you have to unbolt the driver seatbelt pulley thing in order to get the panel out, I just used a big allan wrench to do this, screw your star shaped bolts. Yes with the correct size Allen wrench you can loosen and tighten the star bolt for the seatbelt pulley. I did it and was able to tighten it back up just fine.

Buckshot482

They fixed a stuck valve in the transmission, she is good to go

nfldfordman

nice!!