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Driver Side Window on an SS? Cost? Replacement?
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Driver Side Window on an SS? Cost? Replacement?
Hi guys, I don't know if you've seen this thread, but here it is https://mbworld.org/forums/showthrea...579#post980579
I need to replace my driver side window, any suggestions? Thanks.
I need to replace my driver side window, any suggestions? Thanks.
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2019 GT3 RS, 2017 M3 30 Jahre
I called up the parts dept. of my dealership, it's $100 ($75 cost). Now it's just a matter of how much they'll charge me for the install. I called some other dealerships and they're saying $200, my dealership hasn't responded yet...
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Keep us posted.
I'd be interested to know what happens.
I need to replace the passenger window on Wifey's new 240 because her friend scratched the crap out of it with her diamond ring.
Good luck
I'd be interested to know what happens.
I need to replace the passenger window on Wifey's new 240 because her friend scratched the crap out of it with her diamond ring.
Good luck
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Generally speaking, the side windows are fairly straigt foward to replace. The hardest part is getting off the interior door panel. Once it's off there is another steel panel in which the speakers, door panel, window tracks and regulators are attached to. On this panel should be openings that when you move the window up and down you'll see two screws move by. These are the screws for the clamps that hold the window in. In your case, it might be better to take off the inner steel panel to vacuum up all the broken glass. (Broken glass has a tendency to show up years later, if some one sees broken glass, they assume an accident.) Once the panel is back on, slip the new window into the track. with the window in the clamps, raise the window up to make sure its in the right spot. Tighten the clamps and put everything back. If you have any mechanical ability its pretty simple.
