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Posts: 4,408 Thanks: 322 Trader Rating: 0 ![]() | Re: 130tc Front / Rear Windscreen Front and Rear screens/glass are "traditional" screen in rubber surround assemblies with no glue/bonding required. This means that yes you use the "waxed cord" method for installing the screens. Secret tip ![]() With the bonnet open then on either side underneath scuttle there is a (long) bolt that secures and allows the dashboard to be lowered away from the bottom of the windscreen area. Lower the car steering wheel and then evenly undo these two bolts. If you do not do this then you will have great difficulty with fitting the bottom edge. They are quite long bolts but suggest do not fully take them out.
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Posts: 13 Thanks: 0 Trader Rating: 0 ![]() | Re: 130tc Front / Rear Windscreen Hi s130 - thats great information and a handy tip ! Cheers. Will share more pics as the beast is re-assembled !
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