front windshield replacement rubber seal.

Jfox... if you had found water leaks after installing the seals, what do you do to fix them?

westcoastvanner wrote:Jfox... if you had found water leaks after installing the seals, what do you do to fix them?

Luckily it wasn't an issue for me. Like anything the devil is in the details. I thoroughly cleaned the channel on the van with a wire brush, then examined the entire surface for any burs and addressed those with a file and primer. I suppose if i had a leak i would repeat the process.

Hey jfox,

I am very sorry I missed helping you on this. Family and work have both been chaotic lately. I would have learned a lot for sure.

Matt

mattimuss wrote:Hey jfox,

I am very sorry I missed helping you on this. Family and work have both been chaotic lately. I would have learned a lot for sure.

Matt

Right there with ya. If your inclined to save a few bucks i would give it a shot. I'll help/or watch with a beer in my hand.

Anybody use a pro to do this? I tried to do it on my 69 a108 and gave up.

Want to make sure I don't need a special vintage guy.

I did, it cost me $90.00 but it looks great, well worth having the pros do it!

westcoastvanner wrote:I did, it cost me $90.00 but it looks great, well worth having the pros do it!

Did you just look up a standard glass guy?

I am gonna pull the trigger just need the right direction.

Yes... a standard glass guy? It took two guys about an hour, they did a great job.

Yeah I meant not a vintage specialist. It's pretty simple, but just checking.

i had a pro do mine, it took him alone a half hour, but he new what he was doing, he said he has done a lot of big rigs ''semi trucks'', i gues they have the same tipe seals, just find a pro thats done some trucks