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  • t4 - replacing fised side windows with sliding

    I'm looking at getting a t4 swb - it has fixed windows in the middle section which I would like to replace with sliding - is it as easy as popping them out and replacing them with sliders (like the old kombis?) or is there more involved?
    Also - how much do the windows go for?

  • #2
    Originally posted by cram View Post
    I'm looking at getting a t4 swb - it has fixed windows in the middle section which I would like to replace with sliding - is it as easy as popping them out and replacing them with sliders (like the old kombis?) or is there more involved?
    Also - how much do the windows go for?
    if the windows are like my t5, the only way to get them off is to smash them, as they are glued on. I was quoted $750 for each sliding window

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    • #3
      Fixed windows in the T4s don't generally appear to be the bonded-in type like on the T5s, they're what's called 'rubber-in' on the Tyson's website, using a rubber channel/seal that can be easily removed and replaced. Usually helps to use a sealant between the rubber and the metal as well.

      Don't know exactly how the sliding window assemblies are framed though so this could impact on the type of rubber seal used.

      Do a google on auto rubber window seals or chase it up with Clark Rubber, they might have the type of extrusion you need.
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      • #4
        yeah mate it would depend if its got the genuine vw style bonded (caravelle) windows or aftermarket rubber seal type. aftermarket are easy to get out and might even be the same size hole . all depends if you are talking genuine style or aftermarket
        cheers brenton
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        • #5
          coolo
          so they are most probably held in by rubber seal like the old kombis...
          ossie - if I find a fixed window van and you can send them to brisbane then I'll gladly take them off your hands...

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          • #6
            Re T4 windows

            Originally posted by ossie
            Hi There,
            I just replaced my sliding windows with bonded windows in my T4.

            The sliding windows look like they're not too difficult to fit when I took them out, just screwed in around the frames.

            Oh by the way, I've got two sliding windows for sale for a T4 in good condition, 100 bucks for both of them.

            Cheers
            Os
            Hi
            Im interested in your windows for a T4. Are they the same as the Caravelle sliding windows? Or are they the fixed glass type? If so how can I buy them from you? Will you sell just the drivers side only. Happy to pay for postage. Im in Victoria. Please send text and Ill call you back.
            Thanks Tim
            98 T4 Caravelle
            0422718286

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            • #7
              If the sliding windows are still for sale Im keen even just one.
              Nik 0404487906

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