964 windsheild and seal questions
#17
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Hi guys i am in the process to reinstalling my back glass i was wondering if anyone knows the process to put it back and which seals should i change or molding.
anyone have the right part#?
does it have to be glued back?
thanks
anyone have the right part#?
does it have to be glued back?
thanks
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#19
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Beautiful day for a drive today, so we took a ride to Sarasota and paid the price with a quarter size rock chip on the windshield. Did a quick search and found this tread. Curious on availability of OEM glass and any tricks or things to look out for during installation. I will not be doing this myself and will need to find someone in the Orlando area.
Here is the stamping on my 93 Cab windshield...any information is appreciated.
Here is the stamping on my 93 Cab windshield...any information is appreciated.
#20
Instructor
Beautiful day for a drive today, so we took a ride to Sarasota and paid the price with a quarter size rock chip on the windshield. Did a quick search and found this tread. Curious on availability of OEM glass and any tricks or things to look out for during installation. I will not be doing this myself and will need to find someone in the Orlando area.
Here is the stamping on my 93 Cab windshield...any information is appreciated.
Here is the stamping on my 93 Cab windshield...any information is appreciated.
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mac109 (12-22-2020)
#21
Three Wheelin'
Glass is held in with a lip rubber , and maybe sum bond.
Easy to remove and refit.
Can get difficult with a new rubber, I'd recommend getting a professional to do it.
I fitted a 993 screen to my 964, flush fit bonded screen.
Easy to remove and refit.
Can get difficult with a new rubber, I'd recommend getting a professional to do it.
I fitted a 993 screen to my 964, flush fit bonded screen.
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Instructor
#26
Racer
I had a pretty bad rock chip in mine and had Safelight replace it. Never occurred to me to check the manufacturer.
So, just walked out and I've got neither a Pilkington nor a Sigla. I have a Fuyao on the front and a Sekurit on the rear.
They fit perfectly.
Fuyao is a Chinese mfg while Sekurit is Czech Republic if my Google searching is correct. I've not had an issue with either.
So, just walked out and I've got neither a Pilkington nor a Sigla. I have a Fuyao on the front and a Sekurit on the rear.
They fit perfectly.
Fuyao is a Chinese mfg while Sekurit is Czech Republic if my Google searching is correct. I've not had an issue with either.
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911Jetta (02-24-2021)
#27
Burning Brakes
Looks like Pilkington have revived the Triplex brand!
This is from my new heated windscreen that I ordered direct from Pilkington Classics.
Because of COVID it took nearly a year to be made and delivered to the UK.
This is from my new heated windscreen that I ordered direct from Pilkington Classics.
Because of COVID it took nearly a year to be made and delivered to the UK.
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Has anyone used the 993 seals on the rear window. I heard the rear 993 seal on the side windows as well were smaller in width and looked better than the OEM wider 964 seals. Just wondering if that is true, as have not compared.