1993 international 9400i windshield help

If it is like the IH trucks in school I think the front glass is held in with a rubber gasket. The gasket is like an H and the glass sits on one side and the pinch weld of the body on the other side. Old VW bugs were the same way and below is how I replaced them.

If it is like the VW glass wearing the right gear bust out the glass not hurting the rubber gasket and noting what side is in/out and top/bottom. Once glass is out take the gasket make sure it is clean and install it on the good glass. Now take a heavy string and soak it in liquid dish soap. Starting at top (guess you could start at the bottom if the string was started from the bottom?) (on VW the dash/heater vents got in the way of working the rubber and why we started string from top and set the bottom in first) of gasket fit it in the opening the pinch weld goes in and work it all the way around over lapping back at the top about a foot or more.

Now take the glass, gasket w/string to the truck and fit the bottom of gasket over the pinch weld. Now pull the string (king of 180* and down) so that it folds over the rubber gasket and pulls it over the pinch weld. It helps to have someone on the outside pushing in firmly on the glass & gasket to help it into position. Work the string little each side till they are both at the corners then you can work each side a little at a time till the gasket is back over the pinch weld.

Clean up with a little water and you are done.

If it is glued in you are on your own.
Dave ----

 

if it is glued in get some fishing lineget it ont he outside edge of the gals and cut the glue with the line(that is how they did it on my 07 f150)

 

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