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In all seriousness... Jaguar should have put some sort of latch there, rather than a bolt. That entire video is one minute long, and half of it was me taking and pointing. I can take BOTH windows out in less than a minute now they I know how to do it.
Sam, you REALLY need to get different wheels. Those ones just don't look right on your car. You can always give the old rear wheels to me, I'd take them off your hands. I'll even pay for shipping.
I can't find the thread now but someone did this on the forum a few year ago and also created a black template to cover up the the exposed trim towards the rear of the opening.
I can't find the thread now but someone did this on the forum a few year ago and also created a black template to cover up the the exposed trim towards the rear of the opening.
It's just a rubber seal. It pulls right out and snaps back in (with a little coaxing).
Very very nice Sam and thank you for this! I need to take my rears out due to visible dust in between the glass and the rubber, with your method I can see an easy solution.
Exactly--the dust trapped around the weather stripping looks pretty cruddy on my car. Thanks for the video--I had no idea the windows came out at all, let alone so easily.
It's just a rubber seal. It pulls right out and snaps back in (with a little coaxing).
I didn't mean that bit. I haven't taken the window out to see what it looks like but I think he made a template to match the blacked out bit to the rear of the glass because I assume you can see the trim and or metal work otherwise.