1973-1987 Chevy & GMC Truck Windshield Seal / Rubber Install
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- Опубліковано 27 сер 2024
- This video will help take the guess-work out of installing a new windshield in your classic truck. We talk about the tools, time and skills needed as well as covering some of the common issues of installation. This video will show you how easy it is to make this a do-it-yourself project for the garage builder.
Product Links:
Brothers Trucks Windshield Seal - Standard
www.holley.com...
Brothers Trucks Windsheild Seal - Deluxe
www.holley.com...
I though you guys were putting in the glass 😂 then I see my raza taking over to finish the hard part lol
If anyone can a Mexican! LOL
This is exactly what I'm looking for, many thanks for creating it. I'll be installing the windshield on my '79 GMC G3500 van soon, this video is gold. thanks.
Did you ever get to doing yours? I'm actually looking to do my g20 and wondering if it went the same as this c10 one?
@@davetonegatto5237😂did you get yours done? I’m about to plan the same thing a month from now
Hey I’m just seeing this video. I recently removed extra parts from a 89 K 5 for my truck. I did remove the windshield also and it probably took longer than your install. Never know when you might need extra parts. I’m going to purchase the new rubber seal kit. Excellent video.
Video added to the watch later list. I am gearing up to replace my gasket after some body work.
Ever stick a thin string in the seam before laying down the glass? Pulling the string out does the same as those tools.
That doesn't work on this type of seal, the rope method only works on seals that do not use the locking bead.
Nice video!! The Mexican power !!
Sure is!
Way better video than the precision one!
Thank you for watching!
Edit: Unfortunately this doesn't help much for my particular case :/ (unless I can replace a "trim style" for a "donut gasket" style seal?) the El Camino line (or at least the '76 models) don't use a conventional gasket+lock bead combo. My windshield (and similar windshields in UA-cam videos) have a layer of sealant under/on the windshield itself and is then just covered up by metal trim
Original: Many thanks for this :D
Got a 76 El Camino Classic but the windshield has a small leak somewhere (pretty sure it's the windshield, either way the weather stripping is in heavy need of a swap out) so I have to replace pretty much the entire floor inside where the pans rusted out from soggy carpet sitting on them for who knows how long (former owner just had it sitting in the yard for ages) this should hopefully save me some trouble and cash going to the local guys and having them do it (I prefer to do what I can myself, I'm already going to have to outsource the welding)
Seems to be the one weak spot on Elkos is the windshield stripping xD my grandfather's 81 Con Quista has had perpetual windshield leak issues
Good job thank you this was helpful
Thanks for watching!
What is the part number of the tool you used to install the beading? None of the 4 heads on the tool we have work correctly. Only one fits the beading but is almost impossible to use to get into the rubber gasket without damage.. Even used dawn dish soap and water mix to help it but no such luck.
LBT0100
Is there a reason NOT to use some of the silicon spray when installing the rubber on the pinch weld (so it slides a bit easier)?
If my windshield is good, I assume I can change just the lock bead? Or will I need a new gasket also? Thanks
As long as the rubber is still soft you can just change the lock bead.
Hey guys. Love your videos!! What is the best way to close up the gap between the windshield and dash inside the truck on an '85 C10?
What gap are you talking about? Where is it, how big, etc? Can you text us a photo? If that's possible let us know and we'll give you a number to text a photo to.
@@Aint1S They sent me a number to text them with a pic. Honestly, I figured out what was happening. The original dash was shot and someone added a dash pad over top of the dash. This was creating that gap I was referring too. I am installing a brand new dash! 🤙🏼
@@C10chevy85 That's good to know! I'm in up to my neck on my K5 and had no clue what type of issue you were sorting out. I really wanted to know as to avoid it myself... Same scenario, but my dash cover was too obvious.
I have to repair the window channels, hardtop mounting surface on the cab from corner rot out, and then I'll do my rockers as well as floor patch panels. A lot of stretching/shrinking, but she'll be worth the effort when I'm pulling wheels with the LS1 that's going in her!
@@Aint1S I can tell you this... Brothers and USA1 industries have very good products. LMC interior is sketchy. Just be aware when purchasing interior pieces. Good luck with your build man. You’ll love it and yes it’ll be worth every penny!
@@C10chevy85 I really appreciate the heads-up about the interior. I've always wondered how well their plastics were versus other companies that don't have the time that LMC has had or not as much word of mouth advertising.
I appreciate it! 👍🏼
Hi
Nice video. I have a question, will a windshield for a 73/74 fit a 75 we have a 75 c20
Yes, no problem
Hi guys, looking for a windshield for my 1978 Chevy three-quarter ton truck I can’t find one out there. Do you have any suggestions of who would have one at this time? Thanks
My lock bead on my truck is tarnished so my question is can I only change out the locking bead with the original rubber seal?
Absolutely. Just pull the old bead and install a new, better looking one!
I've found 2 different seals. Is there a benefit to the locking bead vs the one that doesnr use it?
Nic, the one that doesn't use it actually uses a flap on the rubber to act as a locking bead, IT IS WAY MORE DIFFICULT TO INSTALL. Trust us, use the locking bead style and you will be much happier with the ease of install. If you don't want chrome, the locking bead is also available in black. When the black bead is used, it looks EXACTLY like the non locking bead style rubber.
@@BROTHERSTruckPartsTV what's the part number for your guys kit with black lock bead
@@nicjohnson2665 Nic, start with the DELUXE Seal, and then add the Black windshield trim. Here are the links: Seal: www.brotherstrucks.com/1973-91-CHEVY_GMC-TRUCK-WINDSHEILD-SEAL-DELUXE/productinfo/W387DLX/
Lock bead: www.brotherstrucks.com/1973-91-CHEVY_GMC-TRUCK-WINDSHIELD-TRIM-BLACK/productinfo/WTS91BK/
This will save me $150 in labor to have a new windshield installed.
Awesome! Have fun with the project!
Nice made it look so easy !
Im getting ready to do my first do i use a sealer or is the gasket the seal?
The gasket is the seal, you won't need sealer.
@@BROTHERSTruckPartsTV thank you for the reply
@@mechanic383 No problem.
Great video - You guys accidentally left about 2 mins of black screen at the end, by the way.
Can you use a standard seal with a windshield that has a build in Antenna? I have an Army truck that I plan on restoring from the frame up.
This truck also has a built in antenna, you'll be fine!
31 comments and nobody mentions what a bad ass truck that is? Wow! Sweet truck my brother, and much appreciated instructions on the r&r. Where’s a good place to get the windshield from?
We sell them at www.brotherstrucks.com!
Oh, and thanks for the love on the the GMC too!
Maybe I missed it but you never showed the lock bead tool . What does the working end look like? What’s the name of it? Can I buy one from brothers or are they common at my local parts store? Are there different sizes?
At 1:00 in the video we talk about the tool and show it at a distance. At 6:30 in the video you can see the guys using it to place the lock bead in the rubber. Good close up shots of the lock bead placement through the tool and how the tool works. You can purchase the tool at a local auto parts store or on our website. Here is a link: www.brotherstrucks.com/LOCK-BEAD-INSTALLATION-TOOL/productinfo/LBT0100/
This was the best windshield install video I've seen yet. Well done Brothers! Thank you for putting this out.
Quick question here: My 77 has a little metal clip dead center to cover the ends of the lock bead. You did not show the installation of this. How do you do that the correct way and not damage the rubber or lock bead?
For our install, the clip just snapped on over the lock bead with a little finesse and finger pressure. Yours should do the same.
@@BROTHERSTruckPartsTV do you guys sell the clip that goes over the lock bed
Lock bead I ment
@@anthonygallardo84 Not separately, but it does come with our Chrome Lock Bead
Good video!
Thank You!
Do you recommend putting and kind of sealant between the rubber and the body
No sealant is needed, the rubber itself will do the job!
BROTHERS Truck Parts thanks
Is the 75 cab the same as the 85 cab On a Chevy C10
Eddie Adler Yes, '73-'91 are all the same blazer/jimmy c/k suburban.
Lol I tried roping in the windshield
That's hilarious! At least you tried to do it yourself. Good luck with your project!
you guys have anything like this for a 1974 nova?
Nope, sorry, we specialize in Chevy & GMC Trucks only.
Damn I wish I had hair.