MorganS13

Just woke up and found that someone decided they wanted to break out my window and steal my little sub/amp.. (while leaving my head unit of course) Luckily the only damage is that I no longer have a window in my door. I located a few windows for $20 at local junkyards, but I have never had to replace a window myself. How hard is it if I did it myself? If not, what should I expect to pay to have this installed? Are the windows the same for power and manual operation?

mrmephistopheles

it's not too bad. Pull door panel, and then unbolt the old window remains from your window regulator. reverse for install. don't forget to get all the glass out of your door. Windows are exactly the same between power/manual.
Same for S14 (but s14 is not interchangeable with s13.)

crioten

you ever get your rear hatch tinted?

if not, you will have 2 un-tinted windows :P

but really, that sucks ass man

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ch1873857

yeah once you get the door panel off all you have to do is see how its connected to the regulator which is a couple of bolts. pretty easy to do

PSI240SX

All it really is is 4 10 mm nuts that hold the window on, lower the window all the way down, and you can access them pretty easily, undo the nuts and the window will come right out.

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MorganS13

Good deal.. just picked up my $20 replacement window, time to get to work.

Thanks for all of the help, I'm just glad it wasn't the Audi..

240meowth

it's a peice of cake! 3 days after my car my alarm went off in the middle of the night and i find broken passanger side window... easy to replace, it's the alignment part that i still havn't got it right... everytime i roll down my window it shakes when it's coming down...

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MorganS13

As easy as could be.. took about 15 minutes of dissassembly/assembly, and another 15 minutes cleaning pieces of glass out of the door.

brucetrann

Help.. I can't get the driver side window on -_-