Windshield removal

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Windshield removal

Post by mattmctree@gmail.com »

I'm looking to take the windshield assembly off the truck for ease of lifting the firewall off. Do I need to cut the wires in the glove box going up to the wiper motors and cabin light or is there a harness that disconnects? Also my hinges are seized solid any experience in freeing them up? Thanks
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Re: Windshield removal

Post by RiverPatrol »

Trace the wires into the dash to see if there is a connector in the harness. I don't recall there being one though. Soak the hinges with oil for a couple days then gently try to work them loose.
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