How to replace backglass on 1996 f150

How to replace backglass on 1996 f150 - very simple to do this with 2 people you can do it by yourself if you have to. removing and installation shouldn't take more than 15 to 20 minutes. Make sure your rubber seal is clean and use plenty of soapy water to remove and install to avoid damage to the seal. should you have any questions feel free to comment and we will reply back as soon as we can.
Also this same process will work for other makes and model rubber mounted back glass on pickups. if you enjoyed and would like to see more click that subscribe button.

[@maggie8317]

Thanks so much for this video! I went from spending hours trying to put in my barn door window with a trim tool to popping it right in with a 3/16" nylon rope in about 3 minutes. Fantastic knowledge, gentlemen! My restoration of my 1989 GMC suburban is underway!

[@catsdragon7478]

I took one look at these guys facial expressions
& subbed instantly 😂

[@2MostlyBaldGuysKC]

You know either were stumped about what we are doing or just trying to make it interesting lol

[@MapleMarmite]

Thanks for this vid guys! I want to swap out my fixed window for a slider. The tricky part for me is that I have a cap almost permanently fitted on the box as I have converted it into a camper. Having watched this I’m pretty sure I can do it with the cap in place. The removal process is the only part where it looks like you’d need to pull the window back further but I can cut the rubber if I have to. Fitting the new one I can slide it in between cap and cab and then do as you did. The cap has a sliding window so I can reach through to push on the cab glass. I want to have a reach through from the camper section into the cab. 👍🏻

[@eddiewardsautogaming9096]

Thanks for the video guys!!! Some kid decided to throw a rock through one of my customers back window....

[@bignick9277able]

Thank you guys!!! I got mine installed on a 91 f250, was by myself but used a suction cup type dent puller and a tire iron with the rope to reel it in. Again thanks for the vid!

[@gseegrist6679]

Hey thx a million... I’ll be doing this tomorrow on my big side window of an Econoline E-350 15 passenger van!

[@sjalvarez8316]

Thanks alot for the video! It looks easy I'm going to try that on my truck.

[@salimoneus]

spyderco ftw

[@markjones8632]

Great I think I will order me a window and try this out. Thanks for the great informative video.

[@2MostlyBaldGuysKC]

ya its real simple just have a friend help makes it very easy it was just challenging holding camera at same time lol. thanks for watching

[@Kitty-pq8lv]

Mark, I picked up a rear slider for my 94, it was 30 bucks from a nearby junk yard!!

[@mrmrwilem4789]

They work really fast

[@bigmoneylovemony]

Good job!

[@Dupuis53]

Going to try this toady, looks pretty easy! Thanks guys

[@2MostlyBaldGuysKC]

Dupuis53 your welcome and yes very easy even easier if you have 2 people

[@boxout90]

How'd it go?

[@robert_murphy916]

Is it the same procedure with the one that has the rear opening window

[@dukeman7595]

No urethane sealer needed?

[@paulaagaard7641]

Good video. Tried putting my gasket in backwards. Duh. I guess..

[@joelwilliams1705]

Anything different for a sliding glass rear window? Looking to take out my single pc and adding one with slider

[@devinhonaker9779]

Nothing different, I’m doing the same.

[@paulsosa1872]

Such a simpler time these days you have to deconstruct a vehicle just to remove the glass

[@K0RP53]

I can do it solo with some cups on the inside.

[@rhinoconnor1]

This is great 👍🏿

[@karosimonjr]

Great video you guys are awesome

[@jjscustomfabrications8234]

Thank you

[@Concreteguy122]

Thanks guys !!!

[@sinsofanubis1053]

I cringed when he handed you the knife back

[@kevinsisk266]

Where did you get the gasket for the rear window?

[@2MostlyBaldGuysKC]

From the salvage yard just used the one from the truck I pulled it from

[@tayloryoung4105]

Can you put one of these types of windows on a truck that had a urethane window

[@2MostlyBaldGuysKC]

I mean as long as the metal sill is the same yes. I'm not sure how it was mounted but as long as it's not altered and clean I wouldn't see why not

[@tayloryoung4105]

@@2MostlyBaldGuysKC thanks I will try it

[@amandahickson4597]

Thank you so much for this video

[@2MostlyBaldGuysKC]

Brittenya H. Your very welcome thank you for watching!!!

[@justinshivers261]

Would this work on a ranger by chance? It had a rubber gasket holding it in as well

[@dodgeramsport01]

yes works on any like this!

[@quickster48]

Any tips on removing the windshield?

[@2MostlyBaldGuysKC]

Yes I have replaced several and unless you are skilled with the tool that cuts the glue i would get the attachment blade that goes on sawzall it kind of looks like a puddy knife

[@henrycordova4103]

Nice. 🚚

[@DangerousDaedric]

I need a seal for a four panel and cant find em

[@maggie8317]

Have you looked at LMC truck? They have *most* aftermarket parts for older trucks n suvs

[@flakoace]

Thank's !!...

[@Ben-tr]

👍

[@LuisLopez-nb6je]

A BUTTER KNIFE HUH !! LOL

[@johnmorningstar3441]

Takes me half as long at the junkyard just slice that seal.

[@2MostlyBaldGuysKC]

I needed the seal so couldn't do that

[@justinwarren2939]

2:30 😂