Historyg

Well after about 6 months of trying to find out what sort of knocking noise was coming from my rear and after, changing a good trailing arm bushing, switching my coilovers from left to right, changing rear lca's i have discovered that the corpulent was my rear glass being loose. I have a coupe 1997, I can push the glass up a little, anyways I am wondering if I should bring it to a shop or just put some sort of glue in the cracks and maybe it will seal up, the lining is not damaged, and i dont really want to bring it to a window place and get *** raped, I never worked with glass so i have no idea what to use and if this is possible, please help if you guys can thanks

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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Historyg &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Well after about 6 months of trying to find out what sort of knocking noise was coming from my rear and after, changing a good trailing arm bushing, switching my coilovers from left to right, changing rear lca's i have discovered that the corpulent was my rear glass being loose. I have a coupe 1997, I can push the glass up a little, anyways I am wondering if I should bring it to a shop or just put some sort of glue in the cracks and maybe it will seal up, the lining is not damaged, and i dont really want to bring it to a window place and get *** raped, I never worked with glass so i have no idea what to use and if this is possible, please help if you guys can thanks </TD></TR></TABLE>
If you want it done right you're going to want to bring it to a glass shop. Be ready to buy a new piece of glass just in case it breaks.

Btw, If you want it done right you're going to want to bring it to a glass shop. Be ready to buy a new piece of glass just in case it breaks.

Btw, corpulent means "obese", as in "fat".