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Model specific boards => Golf mk2 => Topic started by: Zippo on 23 May 2006, 19:43
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Hello all
Golf Driver H reg 1.6  vs.  Golf GTI F reg
is it possible to remove the rear window from the GTI and fit it on the golf driver rear panel ?
The objective, as you might have guessed, is to end up with a rear spoiler :)
And before you suggest it, the GTI rear panel is knackered!
Cheers
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yes, although the glass will prob crack if not done carefully.
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Thanks for the answer.
I'm not gonna do it, will take it to a mechanic. It is gonna cost me, but considering that I got the panel free, it's not all bad!
Thanks again
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its piss easy. search for the windscreen guides and do that but on yourr rear window. cut round the seal and pull it off then u will be able to get the glass out whole. then just kick your driver one out (break it) nd re use the seal off that to save buying a new one. they are push fit not bonded in so its not hard to do. you have to push a piece of rope round the edge of the seal so u can push the lip over the boot. cant explain very well cos its late and i cant be arsed to type sorry dude will type more 2moro or something. where are you in the country cos i gotta do a windscreen when its next sunny and dry and your welcome to come down n i will show you
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The always come out in once piece without having to cut the seal I find, its only the windscreen that a b!tch and cracks.
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Just make sure you use the right groove in the seal :rolleyes: :D
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The always come out in once piece without having to cut the seal I find, its only the windscreen that a b!tch and cracks.
maybe i was a bit heavy handed or had a weak window then but mine cracked width ways across it. would have been handy if i had a roof chooped golf but i didnt so it was annoying lol
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Removed 4 screens & fitted 2 with no problems :) I've heard they can get weakened if you use the demister excessivly, inluding horror stories of them just shattering randomly!
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this was on an a reg 1.3c that had stood for a year so it could have been weakend etc also i suppose if the aperture for it is ever so slightly out of shape it would put stress on the glass and cause crackage