Anyone changed a rear side window on a focus? Tips??
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Anyone changed a rear side window on a focus? Tips??
A neighbours kid locked her keys in her car.
Any ideas for getting in other than smashing the glass? It's a focus estate but i believe the back doors are the same as on a hatch.
Rear window glass from scrappy is only £14 so i was going to get that for her.
How easy to fit? Bearing in mind i'm not the most mechanical/patient
Any ideas for getting in other than smashing the glass? It's a focus estate but i believe the back doors are the same as on a hatch.
Rear window glass from scrappy is only £14 so i was going to get that for her.
How easy to fit? Bearing in mind i'm not the most mechanical/patient
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I think he meant the rear passenger door window,their not too hard to replace,there's a pin you either pop or drill out to actually get the glass out but it's a bit of a stripdown to get at it,better than the front door though as there's a load of work to strip them down,especially for someone with little patience!!!!
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I think he meant the rear passenger door window,their not too hard to replace,there's a pin you either pop or drill out to actually get the glass out but it's a bit of a stripdown to get at it,better than the front door though as there's a load of work to strip them down,especially for someone with little patience!!!!
All the door windows are about the same ,fronts are easier ,
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If (by some miracle) the bonnet is open to the first click then you can get in that way as I've done it. Internet rumours speak of going in through the rear brake light as well but I've never known anybody actually do it.
Smashy smashy glass is unfortunately the easiest way to get into a fully locked Focus hence why the pikeys always go in that way
Smashy smashy glass is unfortunately the easiest way to get into a fully locked Focus hence why the pikeys always go in that way
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What are you stuck on?
I've done a hatch and would assume the estate is the same;
Doorcard and weather seal off obviously.
Wind window down about 1/3 of the way until you can see the white plastic peg through the hole in the regulator strut (an oblong hole)
Push the centre of the peg out then push out the outer bit (the outer bit is about the sze of a polo mint.
Lower the regulator all the way and wriggle the glass out of the holder.
Pull the rubber liners / guides out of the window frame
Wiggle the glass out of the frame.
Refit is a reverse Ha hah ha hah hah
I've done a hatch and would assume the estate is the same;
Doorcard and weather seal off obviously.
Wind window down about 1/3 of the way until you can see the white plastic peg through the hole in the regulator strut (an oblong hole)
Push the centre of the peg out then push out the outer bit (the outer bit is about the sze of a polo mint.
Lower the regulator all the way and wriggle the glass out of the holder.
Pull the rubber liners / guides out of the window frame
Wiggle the glass out of the frame.
Refit is a reverse Ha hah ha hah hah
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What are you stuck on?
I've done a hatch and would assume the estate is the same;
Doorcard and weather seal off obviously.
Wind window down about 1/3 of the way until you can see the white plastic peg through the hole in the regulator strut (an oblong hole)
Push the centre of the peg out then push out the outer bit (the outer bit is about the sze of a polo mint.
Lower the regulator all the way and wriggle the glass out of the holder.
Pull the rubber liners / guides out of the window frame
Wiggle the glass out of the frame.
Refit is a reverse Ha hah ha hah hah
I've done a hatch and would assume the estate is the same;
Doorcard and weather seal off obviously.
Wind window down about 1/3 of the way until you can see the white plastic peg through the hole in the regulator strut (an oblong hole)
Push the centre of the peg out then push out the outer bit (the outer bit is about the sze of a polo mint.
Lower the regulator all the way and wriggle the glass out of the holder.
Pull the rubber liners / guides out of the window frame
Wiggle the glass out of the frame.
Refit is a reverse Ha hah ha hah hah
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Guys cheers for the advice but i gave up. I wasnt sure exactly how to get it in or locate the pin in the glass.
I took it to a glass place who did it for £10
Basically the pin had to go in the glass before putting it in the door. Then when put into the door it had to kinda click into place. Sorted though
I took it to a glass place who did it for £10
Basically the pin had to go in the glass before putting it in the door. Then when put into the door it had to kinda click into place. Sorted though
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Guys cheers for the advice but i gave up. I wasnt sure exactly how to get it in or locate the pin in the glass.
I took it to a glass place who did it for £10
Basically the pin had to go in the glass before putting it in the door. Then when put into the door it had to kinda click into place. Sorted though
I took it to a glass place who did it for £10
Basically the pin had to go in the glass before putting it in the door. Then when put into the door it had to kinda click into place. Sorted though
Can't really fault that for a £10!!!yes,it's like a trim pin,there's an outer piece as described above like a polo mint which locates in the hole in the glass then that lines with the carrier and you pop the middle bit in to secure the glass,it's not TOO bad,but well worth a £10!!!!
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THANK YOU!!!!
Guys cheers for the advice but i gave up. I wasnt sure exactly how to get it in or locate the pin in the glass.
I took it to a glass place who did it for £10
Basically the pin had to go in the glass before putting it in the door. Then when put into the door it had to kinda click into place. Sorted though
I took it to a glass place who did it for £10
Basically the pin had to go in the glass before putting it in the door. Then when put into the door it had to kinda click into place. Sorted though
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