removing rear window trim
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It should come out with the window. I haven't done mine. But have done opera windows. Which are different to do. Have done earlier GM cars
If GM has stayed the same, remove inner moldings,
Which should expose a rubber ridge. Use 2 screw drivers.
And cafefully undo the rubber from the body lip.
Ask a glass shop first though.
Some where I remember GM changing the way they put large glass in... But no special tools are needed if the first way.
If that's what you have. .............................
HTH'ed......You can remove inner molding and discribe what you
Have and E-me..If that helps.....Good luck
Might want to check the forums,sure it's been dealt with.
If GM has stayed the same, remove inner moldings,
Which should expose a rubber ridge. Use 2 screw drivers.
And cafefully undo the rubber from the body lip.
Ask a glass shop first though.
Some where I remember GM changing the way they put large glass in... But no special tools are needed if the first way.
If that's what you have. .............................
HTH'ed......You can remove inner molding and discribe what you
Have and E-me..If that helps.....Good luck
Might want to check the forums,sure it's been dealt with.
C
Chris Taylor
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There is a special tool used to remove the molding from around the window. It will work on the front and rear window moldings. I would use this tool so you don't damage the moldings when removing them. It is easy to use and not expensive.
bob86gn
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I just gently pulled my trim off. I pressed it towards the pillar and the trim popped off.
Bob
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