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yeah i gave it a feeble attempt today but i was just tired so i'm gonna try it again next week. supposedly its not hard at all. some people have done it in about 10 minutes total. thanks though
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Originally Posted by steves97z28
i did mine on my camaro, took about 45 mins, and if i can do it, any normal person should have it done in 20 mins or so
i'm gonna try again tommorow. theres so many tutorials on it that i should be able to do it i guess. 
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lol i hear that, im def. far from mechanicly inclined. i think the hardest part was gettin the damn door panel on/off. its not that bad, really and thats coming from someone that sucks when it comes to working on cars. good luck man
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Originally Posted by steves97z28
lol i hear that, im def. far from mechanicly inclined. i think the hardest part was gettin the damn door panel on/off. its not that bad, really and thats coming from someone that sucks when it comes to working on cars. good luck man
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I just got finished with mine and it went pretty good. Using the search button helped out a lot as I was able to get the pic on where to dril the holes to get at the three rivets... I think I could do it in under an hour if I ever had to do it again (I hope I don't)! I love having my window screem up and down now!
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Originally Posted by blackmur
I just got finished with mine and it went pretty good. Using the search button helped out a lot as I was able to get the pic on where to dril the holes to get at the three rivets... I think I could do it in under an hour if I ever had to do it again (I hope I don't)! I love having my window screem up and down now!
I was able to get the wire off with a small flat head screwdriver. You don't even have to put your hands in the door to do it as you can get access through a small hole at the top side of the door. It helps to put a drop light inside the door to get some good light and see what you are doing. If you can't get the wire disconnected you can do it after it falls down (when you drill out the last rivet). There is a good pic (use the search) to show you where to drill the holes in the fiberglass to get at the three rivets (you can't see any of the rivets you need to drill out (straight on) w/o drilling these holes (I made the mistake of taking out the two big riets before I noticed what I did wrong). Good luck with the install!
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Originally Posted by blackmur
I was able to get the wire off with a small flat head screwdriver. You don't even have to put your hands in the door to do it as you can get access through a small hole at the top side of the door. It helps to put a drop light inside the door to get some good light and see what you are doing. If you can't get the wire disconnected you can do it after it falls down (when you drill out the last rivet). There is a good pic (use the search) to show you where to drill the holes in the fiberglass to get at the three rivets (you can't see any of the rivets you need to drill out (straight on) w/o drilling these holes (I made the mistake of taking out the two big riets before I noticed what I did wrong). Good luck with the install!