Part 1 of 2: How to Remove Factory Bonded Side Windows from Mercedes Sprinter Van

[@stevel1451]

Great job, and a big thank you for not opening with head banging music and long story about nothing before the serious part starts

[@vociferonheraldofthewinter2284]

Thank you! This is the straight forward video I was looking for.

[@sheltervanco6652]

Hello VHWM, you are most welcome and thank you for watching/commenting

[@DavidMcDonald_is_great]

Thank you. I'm gonna try and remove the window i fitted upside down and reinstall it the proper way.

[@rick400171]

Great video, I’m going to pic n pull to get some better glass for my van. This will save me paying someone else. THANKS!!

[@AuraiyaMadrid]

Not all heroes wear capes... Thank you!!!

[@sheltervanco6652]

Hey Erica--thanks for the awesome comment--love it! You are most welcome!

[@herenazano2132]

YOU CAN USE GUITAR STEEL STRINGS TOO

[@comfortablynumb8832]

Excellent

[@lkazanov]

Very nice, I would have also placed white masking tape on the outside right next to the window

[@sheltervanco6652]

Hello Ikazanov, thank you for your comment! And for watching!

[@Creations33739]

What are the names of those tools you are using?
&
does this work for a rear window?

[@davidhanson8546]

How would I remove the windows and add a panel like a cargo van

[@8o88ijoan]

The seesaw is a 2 man job?

[@richschiavo]

Did you ruin the window (that you removed) in the process?

[@sheltervanco6652]

Hello Rich, factory bonded windows remained undamaged using this process. Thanks for watching and commenting!